Sarah Fenske is the Executive Editor at St. Louis Public Radio. She covers a diverse range of topics including construction and real estate, arts and entertainment, and legal affairs, with a focus on Missouri and St. Louis. Sarah's work has been featured in notable publications such as Sauce Magazine, Riverfront Times, and St. Louis Magazine.
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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
Lindsay Aggarwal now helps other Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner attorneys navigate parental leave
By: Sarah Fenske, Sam Fentress
The Midtown project’s apartments are move-in ready—and stunning.
By: Sarah Fenske
Former city inspector Dan Coplin says Building Commissioner Frank Oswald pressured him to ask business owners for money.
By: Sarah Fenske
Nine PBS and SLM have teamed up a new model for covering elections—and we need to know what issues matter most to you.
By: Kurt Greenbaum, Sarah Fenske
Byron Porter's five-year-old company helps railway operators help prevent derailments.
James Crossley and Amanda Clark will offer new books and personalized service in Zee Bee Market’s former storefront.
But Kayleigh Hernandez hopes the university will do a better job supporting other first-generation, low-income students.
By: Ryan Krull, Sarah Fenske
The agency fought with Gov. Parson over the right to use the State Road Fund to increase worker pay—a key step to attracting more employees.
Caper Carts, which scan items as you add them to your grocery cart, have proven to be a big hit with customers.
By: Ryan Krull, Sarah Fenske
An aldermanic hearing revealed anger and even consternation about the condition of city streets after Jan. 5's snow storm.
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