Tony Messenger is a journalist at the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. He focuses on regional interest and world news, with particular attention to social issues, homelessness, law enforcement, and government and politics in Missouri and St. Louis. He is a Pulitzer Prize winner and has been featured in various publications, including The Colorado Springs Gazette and the Longview News-Journal.
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Tony Messenger's coverage focuses on local government, politics, social issues, and legal policy regulation in Missouri and St. Louis. He often covers stories related to homelessness, blight, taxation issues, and political decisions impacting the community.
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By: Tony Messenger
“They violated every rule...about how they’re supposed to do investigations.”
By: Tony Messenger
The story of what happened to Jeffrey Weinhaus after he went to prison reads like the sort of tale he used to write about in his Bulletin Magazine.
By: Tony Messenger
New home in historic district is causing flooding for house next door; the matter has ended up in court.
By: Tony Messenger
David Gregory, a recently elected state senator from Sunset Hills, missed an opportunity. Here's a snappy suggestion for his bill on undocumented immigrants.
By: Tony Messenger
Metro columnist NORMANDY — Lisa Poppe's sister is a dubious statistic.
By: Tony Messenger
Mike Kehoe is right that the governor shouldn't play politics on road projects. So why does he want to take over St. Louis police?
St. Louis Mayor Tishaura O. Jones holds a news conference to outline a proposed bill that would spread out the Rams settlement money among several funds.
By: Tony Messenger
Metro columnist Alisha Sonnier, flanked by Mayor Tishaura O. Jones on the left and Board of Aldermen President Megan Green on the right, speaks about her bill to breakdown how the Rams' settlement will be spent.
By: Tony Messenger
Attorney wants Missouri to join four other states in requiring an attorney for juveniles before interrogation.
By: Tony Messenger
Tower Grove CDC develops software app that it describes as a “Zillow for nonprofits.”
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