Kae M. Petrin
Digital ReporterKae Petrin covers public transportation and housing as a digital reporter for St. Louis Public Radio. They write for web and radio, take photos and video for multimedia storytelling, and analyze data to produce graphics. Kae began reporting investigative stories in 2016 and has since covered landlords, development deals and public datasets. Kae won the 2019 Missouri Broadcasters Association award for Convergent Media. Kae’s bylines have appeared in St. Louis Magazine, The Riverfront Times, Alton’s Telegraph, The Common Reader and Shakespeare & Punk. They have a bachelor’s from Washington University in St. Louis and a programming certificate from LaunchCode.
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The university reached an agreement with the U.S. Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights to update its sexual harassment investigation process. -
Local universities are opening dorms at limited capacity because of the coronavirus pandemic. That's left some students in a bad position. -
The St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department collects a lot of data on how it uses force. But it doesn’t release most of it to the public. -
Popular delivery apps such as UberEats, GrubHub and DoorDash might soon be more transparent about restaurant fees and driver pay for orders in St.… -
The U.S. Department of the Treasury on Monday released the names of businesses that received more than $150,000 in federal loans through the Paycheck… -
St. Louis-area researchers and analysts for years have advocated overhauling police departments to address officer misconduct and systemic racism. In… -
Advocates for gay and transgender workers are calling a U.S. Supreme Court ruling an unexpected victory. But some worry Missouri’s labor laws could make… -
Updated June 17 with new statement from St. Louis CountySt. Louis County Executive Sam Page said Tuesday night that he wants to rename county streets and… -
Mortality rates are continuing to widen between black and white St. Louisans, according to new analysis presented to a Board of Aldermen committee… -
Alivia Kaplan had big summer plans. She was set to fly home to Hawaii after her sophomore year at Washington University’s Olin Business School in St.… -
St. Louis Mayor Lyda Krewson has announced a plan to distribute $64 million in federal aid intended to bolster the city’s response to the coronavirus.… -
Square has announced that some employees can work from home permanently, even after their offices reopen across the country.The move will affect many of…
