For over two decades, Trivium have quietly raised the bar for heavy music by conjuring a near-magic balance between towering melodic metal infectiousness, extreme metal unpredictability, black metal scope, and
Dr. John Kohler Sr. racked up a number of professional accolades on the East Coast before moving to the St. Louis area to serve as region chief medical officer and president of SSM Health Medical Group.
Attorney Garrett Jackson is sought-after for his expertise in health care supply chain relationships and value-based care program structuring and regulatory issues.
No county in Missouri has sent more people to the executioner than St. Louis County. Eighteen men sentenced through the county circuit since 1976 have been given the ultimate punishment. Another six people currently sit on death row. Kevin Johnson is among them, and, on November 29, he is scheduled for execution. In his first-ever interview with a reporter, he spoke with the RFT's Monica Obradovic, who shares what she learned from Johnson in what may be his final months alive. - Executive Editor at Euclid Media Group Sarah Fenske also returns to the show to discuss "Shadow of Death," a series of investigative stories exploring Missouri's death penalty, and to introduce the River City Journalism Fund.
I hate to pick on my old friends at Mother Jones, but Abigail Weinberg recently posted a story about right-turn-on-red (RTOR), a longtime staple of California roads that expanded to most of the country 50 years ago. It's received wisdom on the left these days that roads are for bicycles, not cars, so naturally the ...continue reading "“Right Turn on Red” is California’s gift to the nation"
A federal appeals court this week upheld a controversial St. Louis County police practice that allows police to hold and question a person without a warrant.
Ever since he stopped doing joint tours with Elton John a while back, Billy Joel has rarely shared the stage with anyone: It's unusual for him to even have an…
According to RAC, which is the largest public funder of the arts in St. Louis, it is the third-highest amount of ARPA funds any city has allocated to the arts.
Celebrate St. Louis’ jazz legacy and future, at the Wednesday Night Jazz Jam. Free and family-friendly, this weekly gathering brings jazz within reach for people of all ages and backgrounds.
What was once an empty lot, Love Bank Park on Cherokee Street has been an active gathering place for the community for years. Now, the park is undergoing a community led redevelopment. Cherokee community members join St. Louis on the Air to discuss the reasons for the redevelopment, as well as Cherokee Community Improvement District vice chair Kaveh Razani. We also address the question of whether this redevelopment contributes to gentrification in St. Louis.
About 170 people, including numerous politicians and civic leaders, attended the ribbon-cutting Wednesday for the St. Louis Kaplan Feldman Holocaust Museum.
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