A St. Louis County Mayor Went Big for Bitcoin. Now He's Fighting to Stay in Office
By Mike Fitzgerald
Matthew Chase Won't Apologize for Being Landlords' Go-To Eviction Lawyer
The University City attorney is proud to have created a virtual assembly line for giving tenants the boot
Tags: St. Louis Metro News, Matthew Chase, evictions, River City Journalism Fund
The St. Louis Area's 5 Biggest Evictors, 2021 to 2023
Many benefited from the federally funded SAHFR program
Tags: St. Louis Metro News, evictions, River City Journalism Fund
Missouri Landlords Who Were Paid to Keep People Housed Are Now Evicting Them
Some of St. Louis' biggest evictors also benefited heavily from the federally funded State Assistance for Housing Relief
Tags: St. Louis Metro News, evictions, Missouri housing, State Assistance for Housing Relief, SAFHR, COVID-19 relief funds, River City Journalism Fund, Cover Story
Unruly Audience Causes St. Louis School Board to Adjourn Early
The future of College Kids was on the agenda, but the board wasn’t able to discuss it
Tags: St. Louis Metro News, St. Louis Public Schools, St. Louis school board, College Kids, Adam Layne, Keisha Scarlett, Guaranteed Basic Income
Treasurer Defends College Kids to St. Louis School Board
Superintendent Keisha Scarlett has suspended the district’s participation, but Treasurer Adam Layne hopes to undo that decision
Tags: St. Louis Metro News, Keisha Scarlett, Adam Layne, College Kids, River City Journalism Fund, St. Louis Public Schools, St. Louis school board
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