Sarah Fenske

Council members are seeking the cause behind a $15.6 million Electric Department deficit.

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.

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 […]

The attorney for Matthew Braasch argued that so much prison time wasn’t fair in light of co-defendant Matthew Erney being given a diversion deal. But Judge Rodney Sippel had a surprise for Erney.

More than 10 years after last powering the revolving restaurant atop the Millennium Hotel, the north tower’s 1,500-pound axle came down this week. But the hulking piece of machinery isn’t headed for the scrapyard: City Museum has agreed to give it a second life. Ainsley Worthley, communications & marketing coordinator for the Gateway Arch Park […]

Seven years after the failed Better Together plan to reunite St. Louis city and county, local leaders are again contemplating some sort of merger. Most recently, the Regional Business Council, which includes the area’s top 100 CEOs, endorsed the idea of the city reentering the county as one of 88 municipalities, maintaining its own mayor […]

Greg and Stacy Stahl are signing up brides and grooms—and bringing the fun to their big day.

The station expects to move back into its renovated headquarters by fall of 2027.

We’re all flying blind—but that won’t stop us from prognosticating.