Jessica Rogen
Jessica Rogen is the digital editor for St. Louis Public Radio. Previously, she served as editor at large for Big Lou Holdings, working with a trio of alt-weekly papers as well as St. Louis food magazine Sauce. Before that, she was managing editor at the Riverfront Times. Jessica did most of her growing up in the greater Cleveland, Ohio, area but has been in St. Louis so long that she actually enjoys Imo’s Pizza.
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It's been a wild year rife with protests, innovation, petty scandals, insects, celestial happenings — and much more. -
A facilities worker discovered a tusk while digging on campus in 2023. This is the fourth archeological excavation on campus. -
Jet and his mother, Jade, are bonding in private, and the zoo has not yet announced when the public can view the new baby. -
Take these three steps to get your car back in compliance after you’ve missed all the deadlines, and kiss those expired tags goodbye. -
It’s part of a 10% workforce reduction in the wake of a strike that halted production for seven weeks and an almost $6 billion third quarter loss. -
The Evolv system is designed to be fast and is part of a larger safety upgrade at the Zoo that includes new cameras and a security dog. -
It’s the latest in a series of cost-cutting measures by Feast’s owner, Lee Enterprises. The owner of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch and Feast announced it would shutter its local press and outsource printing to Columbia, Missouri. -
You’ve only got 30 days to title and register your car after moving here. -
The tradition of swapping candy for a joke dates back to just after World War II and can be found in only one other city. But it's not the only way St. Louisans celebrate. -
The utility company anticipates the New Florence solar facility will begin serving customers in 2026. The 7-megawatt power station gets Ameren closer to a goal of “net-zero carbon emissions by 2045.” -
The daily newspaper will be printed by a press in Columbia owned by a rival newspaper company. The move is the latest in a series of cost-saving measures that included newsroom layoffs last month. -
We assembled a guide to help you navigate the 2024 general election in Missouri and Illinois. Here is key information on how to vote and what to expect on your ballot on Nov. 5.
