Sarah Fenske

Federal agents tracked down Alan Bill via cryptocurrency payments to Kingdom Market, which had grown to the one of the biggest dark markets in the world.

In recent years, The Hill has seen a level of construction activity more typical for wide-open suburbia than a dense neighborhood in the City of St. Louis. Moda at The Hill recently brought 225 new apartment units online, part of an 11-acre development. Land that once held a special education school is now becoming a […]

A film production is setting up shop on The Hill beginning June 8, the first of three movies to be filmed in St. Louis in the next two months. Love on the Hill will be the smallest of the three productions, with a budget that producer Kit Sundararaman describes as somewhere between “low budget” and […]

Cherokee Street hopes that its new textile festival will build on the success of events like November's annual Jazz Crawl.

And Councilwoman Lisa Clancy blames a ‘political power play’

Miller says WashU Medicine’s collaborative environment was a big reason he’s achieved life-saving results.

or decades, a drop ceiling covered the Carnegie library’s original design.

Fountain Park resident Benjamin Anderson sought to acquire the building from the St. Louis Public Schools for years—but may finally have his shot.

Judge Joan Moriarty’s ruling followed a lawsuit by the state-appointed Police Board that sought to expand the city definition of “general revenue.”

The festival’s production of “The Light in the Piazza” pushes past old boundaries—and brings new revelations.