Ryan Krull

The judge denied bond to Serrari Houston Watson, who also faces a felony charge of tampering with utilities.

Grease is actually a hot commodity thanks in part to federal laws on biofuels.

The former City of St. Louis employee admitted to directing nearly $4M in city contracts to his own companies—pocketing $1.67M.

One afternoon last week, a high-pitched mechanical hum could be heard coming from the other side of the fence that had been placed around “Twain,” the controversial sculpture by Richard Serra that sits between the Hon. Clyde S. Cahill Courthouse and the Citygarden sculpture park downtown. “Twain”—better known locally as “The Serra”—features eight rectangles of […]

Roland Clubb says he never expected to spend his eighties in court. In the past few years he’s faced an assault charge for trying to run over a maintenance worker at St. Raphael the Archangel Church, a civil suit for assault for allegedly brandishing a gun at a tenant and attempting to run over a […]

A countersuit filed by the North County municipality accuses Nathan Mai-Lombardo of failing to file key reports with the state and buying the city a Mustang and a Tahoe without authorization.

St. Louis has received applications to assist with repairs on the Southside, outside city limits, and even for properties purchased after the May 16 tornado.

he former Baltimore mayor (and later Maryland governor) helped inspire Spencer—and the city’s CityStat program.

Whoever said that endorsements don’t matter in politics never asked the favorite literary son of Webster Groves to weigh in on a local library matter. Jonathan Franzen, the National Book Award winner for The Corrections has officially endorsed Proposition L, a proposed tax that would raise funds for the Webster Groves Public Library. It will […]

The lawsuit filed Thursday accuses Bustling Funding of creating a “trap for unwary buyers.”