America's Most Wanted

Batman Vs. Superman: The Death Match For Humanity

Editor: Tef Poe is an artist from St. Louis City. Through powerful imagery and complicated honesty, he has earned a reputation as one of the best rappers telling the story of St. Louis, which is about much more than one place. Poe has been featured in music publications such as XXL and Urb Magazine. ... More >>

TV Show America's Most Wanted Nabs Suspect Wanted for Rape in St. Charles

amw.comSwiney: Caught in North Carolina the day after appearing on TV show.​Bryan Swiney was accused of raping his best friend's sister in St. Charles in July 2007. The girl was just sixteen at the time and had just gotten out of the shower when Swiney allegedly appeared in her bedroom and committ ... More >>

Dante Sumlar: Counterfeiter Featured on America's Most Wanted Arrested in St. Louis

amw.comOne of Sumlar's allegedly fake IDs. ​Fed authorities yesterday arrested Dante Sumlar, the man they say is the mastermind behind a counterfeit check ring operating in St. Louis since 2009. Before arriving in the Gateway City sometime late last year, Sumlar -- a.k.a. "Tony" a.k.a. "Micah Rigg ... More >>

Cher Hughes: St. Louis Woman Murdered in Panama Subject of Dateline Episode

Friends recall Cher Hughes as a loving, free-spirit. ​Remember the story of Cher (Cheryl) Hughes -- the St. Louis woman whose body was found lying in a shallow grave in Panama earlier this year? Hughes had moved to Bocas del Toro, a small island off the coast of Panama, a decade ago with her boyfr ... More >>

SEIU Rallies Outside Express Scripts, Inc.'s St. Louis Headquarters

Kase WickmanProtestors at Monday's rally outside Express Scripts' headquarters near UMSL​ For the last four days, two massive tour buses carrying 50 unionized employees of Express Scripts, Inc.'s Bensalem, Penn. facility have been rolling toward St. Louis. Monday afternoon, they gathered outside t ... More >>

48 Hours Mystery To Spotlilght Famous 1992 Slaying of Teenage Nursing Student from MO

cbsnews.com/sections/48hours/main3410.shtml​For the second time in six months, a national true-crime show is spotlighting a southeastern Missouri murder. WE'RE FAMOUS!!!! And people are dying. CBS's 48 Hours Mystery is devoting an hour Saturday at 9 p.m. CST to the murder of 19-year-old Angela Mis ... More >>

Bean-to-bar manufacturers Patric and Askinosie are putting Missouri on the chocolate map

Gone Missing: A sheep and fifteen pacifiers. Plus: We revisit a cold case and a cannon in Forest Park

Cold Case Featured in Riverfront Times, Now Focus of "America's Most Wanted"

amw.comThe only items on the body of "Jane Doe" were this bloody sweater and a length of rope.​Twenty-seven years ago this February the headless body of a young black girl was discovered in the basement of an abandoned building in St. Louis. Police have never been able to identify the child, and h ... More >>

We try to calculate the Rams' worth, catch up with Kenny Hulshof and remember the good old days of air travel

They're Back! Ass Clowns of the Week. Vote Today!

After a two week hiatus, Daily RFT is back at you with its Ass Clown of the Week poll. You know the drill: Vote for the local newsmaker you believe made headlines for the most dubious achievement of the week. Back at you Monday with the results.  Here are this week's candidates: 1. Tony La Russ ... More >>

Vanishing Act, Part 2: Missing since 2003, little Christian Ferguson is almost surely dead. Police think they've fingered the culprit — and there's nothing they can do about it. A Riverfront Times Special Report.

DIY DNA

Unreal learns some CSI-style tricks. And then: a tale of whiskey and venereal disease.

Local Motion: Penelope

Saturday, April 15 at 8 p.m. The Pageant, (6161 Delmar Boulevard)

Funky Town

Smokestacks, strip joints and a seriously solid tax base: Welcome to Sauget, Illinois

No More Funny Business!

Local sketch comedy troupe the NonProphets are in it for the laughs

U.S. Prime

If we don't eat meat, the terrorists win

Letters to the Editor

Published the week of February 23

THE ROAD TO WELLES-VILLE

St. Louis native George Hickenlooper takes another step on his Hollywood career path with the Orson Welles adaptation The Big Brass Ring -- but a happy ending's still not in sight.