Ryan Krull

After a three-day trial in federal court, a Missouri minister was found guilty on 20 counts related to pandemic loan fraud. Kenneth Sparks, aka Apostle KC Sparks, was indicted in July of 2024 on 33 counts of wire fraud, identity theft, and other crimes alleging he duped parishioners in a small rural Missouri town to […]

The judge has dismissed several counts against WashU. But ArchCity Defenders plans to fight on.

For two weeks now, the city’s executive director of planning and urban design Don Roe has remained silent regarding which “elected official” allegedly reached out to him with concerns during an August 12 St. Louis Planning Commission meeting, urging that members reconsider rejecting measures that would loosen data center regulations. Near the end of that […]

Some residents are ‘just short of grabbing the pitchforks’ over SA Recycling’s steady business, which some fear includes everything from A/C units to bolts from park benches.

Michael Mormino says he made the post on his own time and didn’t mention Lombardo’s—but the restaurant still fired him.

Kyle C. Blair used the n-word and fired at a 16-year-old smoking outside his apartment, police say.

The thieves’ efforts have killed the lighting, broken a trail gate, and cut through welded boxes. But federal prosecutors are now working with the city on innovative new solutions.

Listing agent Brian Elsesser says the $589K home offers ‘the chance of a lifetime.’

A new owner for a small strip of land means that parking long used by visitors to Grassi’s Restaurant and Deli is now off limits.

St. Louis has seen a vast increase in speed humps since they were introduced in 2017.