Sarah Fenske is a host for the Legal Roundtable and a journalist based in St. Louis, Missouri. She covers local news and events, with a focus on the St. Louis area, and her work has been featured in publications such as the Riverfront Times, Sauce Magazine, and St. Louis Public Radio.
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Sarah Fenske's coverage focuses on local events, entertainment, government and politics in St. Louis and Missouri. She would likely be responsive to pitches related to local events, new business openings or closures, city policies, entertainment news (such as concerts or shows), and political developments within the St. Louis area.
If you have insights into upcoming local events, changes in the local entertainment scene including venue openings/closures or impacts of governmental policies on businesses and residents in the St. Louis area then reaching out with these story angles could be effective when pitching to Sarah Fenske.
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By: Sarah Fenske, Liza Lagman, Sperl
Anthony Favazza says he bought 50 percent of the Hill landmark just three weeks ago—only to send up in a bitter impasse with co-owner Camille Lordo.
By: Sarah Fenske
Each guest was given a gift card and told to buy some books after the ceremony.
By: Sarah Fenske, Paul Sableman
Kip Loui, who was added to the board under a legal settlement, warned his fellow board members of "financial peril."
By: Sarah Fenske, Kevin A. Roberts
The 95-year-old landmark got a gut rehab that preserves its historic exterior—while adding unique apartments and indoor parking.
By: Sarah Fenske
John Wegrzyn’s collection is now on display at St. Louis’ National Blues Museum.
By: Sarah Fenske, Tom White
The city’s new permitting process includes a mechanism to seek out owners with more than four units and shut them down.
By: Sarah Fenske, Kevin A. Roberts
The two items will be on display at the Missouri History Museum this holiday season.
By: Sarah Fenske, Kevin A. Roberts
But the nonprofit group of St. Louis CITY SC supporters says it can’t afford a legal battle.
By: Sarah Fenske, Ryan Krull, Kevin Roberts
It’s not just Aldermanic President Megan Green vs. Greater St. Louis Inc., but a host of organizations, some at cross purposes.
By: Sarah Fenske
The U.S. Attorney’s Office says the former board president of the homegrown St. Louis circus, George S. Pace, embezzled $120,000.
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