Tony Messenger is a Metro Columnist at the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. He focuses on themes such as law and legal affairs, crime and justice, and cultural issues, often exploring topics like civil lawsuits and consumer health. Messenger 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
Metro columnist Let's start with the ice chips. Metro columnist
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Metro columnist I hate databases. It's an opinion I share in common — or once did — with Missouri Secretary of State Denny Hoskins.
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Michael Fein is learning what it's like to live with a less-than-satisfactory landlord.
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Metro columnist It's hard to believe my visit to Palo Alto to watch the United States take on Brazil in the World Cup was 32 years ago.
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Metro columnist Stormin' Norman made a beeline for the ring-toss game. Norman Hardieway holds a sign during Midtown Community Services' Peace Parade a few years ago.
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Metro columnist Cardinal Pedro Ricardo Barreto was planning to sit in a witness stand in federal court in downtown St.
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“It’s crazy...You can’t go around arresting people for saying things that are true.”
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Metro columnist Darrell Martin is a poster child for a growing constitutional crisis in Missouri. Metro columnist
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Metro columnist Megan Green ended an important chapter in St. Louis policing history this week. But a larger story still needs a conclusion.
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Metro columnist Two simple sentences define Linda Broch's philosophy of life. Linda Broch talks about her role as resident manager in the Assisi House in St.
