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One of Missouri’s oldest newspapers is under attack after winning a $100K grant from Press Forward

by The Newsletter 05October 26, 2024October 27, 2024

A former employee of the now-defunct Riverfront Times is calling for an investigation into St. Louis Argus’ publishing tactics. Sarah Fenske, Executive Editor of St. Louis Magazine, is working with multiple outlets to persuade Press Forward to take action.

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