Danny Wicentowski is a producer at St. Louis Public Radio. His work focuses on culture and society, with a keen interest in education, civil rights, and diversity and inclusion. Danny's investigative and feature stories have been recognized with multiple awards, and he has been featured in various outlets including the Riverfront Times and NPR Illinois.
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Danny Wicentowski primarily covers local news and legal issues in St. Louis, Missouri. His articles often focus on family and relationships, culture and society, entertainment news, as well as government and politics within the region.
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By: Danny Wicentowski
By: Danny Wicentowski
“There was not a reduction in pay for any of the top executives,” said St. Louis Post-Dispatch reporter Jacob Barker.
A vertical farm in a shipping container can grow more than 3,000 heads of lettuce. More than 20 units are producing fresh food in East St. Louis.
By: Danny Wicentowski
The $45 million center combining 911 dispatch for fire, police and EMS was supposed to open this year.
By: Danny Wicentowski
Missouri redrew its Congressional map to give Trump an election victory. The plan’s legal collapse was ‘a stress test for the rule of law,’ said former Missouri Supreme Court justice Michael Wolff.
By: Danny Wicentowski
Missouri redrew its Congressional map to give Trump an election victory. The plan's legal collapse was "a stress test for the rule of law," said former Missouri Supreme Court justice Michael Wolff.
By: Danny Wicentowski
A father and son's experiments involving a hot dog and a 12,000-kilowatt AM radio tower in St. Charles, Missouri, captivated the internet.
