Sarah Fenske is the executive editor at St. Louis Magazine, where she manages news and business coverage, edits The Daily newsletter, and hosts The 314 Podcast. With over two decades of experience in journalism across various cities, she focuses on themes such as construction, real estate, law, and urban development, while also exploring health and wellness topics. Sarah has been featured in St. Louis Public Radio, Sauce Magazine, and Riverfront Times.
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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
For the past five years, Trailnet’s annual Crash Report has documented the dangers that pedestrians and cyclists face on St. Louis streets. Beginning in the city in 2020 and expanding to include St. Louis County in 2021, the annual report identifies dangerous corridors and documents trends in injuries and deaths. The 2025 report, which is […]
By: Ryan Krull, Sarah Fenske
For five nights, Zach Chasnoff says he called the police asking them to do something about the youths terrorizing his LaSalle Park neighborhood, blasting off fireworks, setting a dumpster aflame, and threatening to take his dog and rape his wife. On the fifth night, Friday, when officers did arrive, it was Chasnoff who they handcuffed. […]
By: Elizabeth Stump, Sarah Fenske
Magdalen Sparrow grew up on St. Louis’ soccer fields chasing after stray balls and picking up lost water bottles to put in overflowing lost and found bins. Then known by her maiden name, Magdalen Pike, she went on to play D1 soccer at Southeast Missouri State University, accumulating a closet full of sports gear in […]
By: Sarah Fenske
Lee Enterprises’ employees are pushing back on a package of public relations-style stories focused on the billionaire “on a mission to save your newspaper.”
By: Sarah Fenske
Mark Erney previously pled guilty to defrauding partners in Hamburger Mary’s.
By: Sarah Fenske
The Post-Dispatch columnist was the star of The 314 Podcast’s first live event.
Council members are seeking the cause behind a $15.6 million Electric Department deficit.
By: Sarah Fenske
The retired schoolteacher is running to unseat Ann Wagner—but first she needs to win the increasingly bitter Democratic primary.
The Riverfront Times’ founder often bemoaned the fact that the paper’s first issue was lost to posterity. His untimely death revealed the reason why.
By: Sarah Fenske
A Catholic congregation in the heart of the city is pushing forward with an ambitious plan to restore the German neo-Gothic building that’s been called “the Cathedral of South St. Louis.” St. Francis de Sales is one of just two oratories in the Archdiocese of St. Louis that celebrates the Latin mass. It worships inside […]
