Daniel Hill
Riverfront Times
St. Louis, MO, United States
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Former St. Louis Alderman Would Rather Keep That Bribe Money, Actually
John Collins-Muhammad's lawyer seems to think that crime should pay after all → Read More
Inside Gun-Surrendering Criminal Mark McCloskey's Very Sad St. Louis Rally
Noted local criminal Mark McCloskey played host to a barbecue/political rally on Sunday afternoon, drawing tens of admirers to the sweltering parking lot of a... → Read More
The Big Mad: Pizza Pandemonium, Blunt's No-Show and the Bitter Taste of Bad Apples
Welcome back to the Big Mad, the RFT’s weekly roundup of righteous rage! → Read More
Synchronized St. Louis Santa Flash Mob Hits the Streets to Promote Toy Drive
COVID-19 might be doing its damnedest to take all the fun out of the Christmas season this year, but if one group of dancing Santas... → Read More
St. Louis' Jason Spencer Stays Busy Bringing Monsters to Life During COVID-19
Jason Spencer has largely spent his months of pandemic life in his home, surrounded by monsters. A scaly warthog creature with three eyeballs, nine pupils, sharp fangs and a nose ring. → Read More
Riverboats at the Gateway Arch to Host "Rock the Dock" Floating Concert Series
The Riverboats at the Gateway Arch will play host to a floating concert series this fall, swapping boats for bands at a time when traditional... → Read More
General Manager Tim Eby Is Done at St. Louis Public Radio
Longtime general manager for St. Louis Public Radio (90.7 KWMU) Tim Eby is "no longer serving in that role," according to an email sent to staffers Thursday morning, announcing his exit from the station. → Read More
The Pageant Will Open Its Doors For Live Music Again This October
After closing for almost seven months due to guidelines meant to stop the spread of COVID-19, one of St. Louis' most celebrated venues is gearing... → Read More
St. Louis Venues Go Red to Spotlight RESTART Act — Here's How You Can Help
This past Tuesday, observant St. Louisans were treated to an unusual sight as many of the city's music and entertainment venues, both large and small,... → Read More
Employees at Hotshots in Maryland Heights Test Positive for COVID-19
A St. Louis-area sports bar and grill has closed this week after some of its employees tested positive for COVID-19. The Hotshots location on Dorsett Road in Maryland Heights has temporarily closed its doors after multiple members of its staff have test positive for coronavirus. → Read More
Couple Who Pointed Guns at Protesters Release Statement in Support of Protesters
In something of a surprise twist on an already bizarre story, the St. Louis couple who pointed guns at protesters walking by their Central West... → Read More
New Drive-In Series Will Bring Nelly, Brad Paisley, El Monstero to St. Louis
Drive-ins are really having a moment right now. As the entire live event industry has largely been at a standstill due to lockdowns meant to slow the spread of coronavirus, the old tradition of loading up into your car and parking in a lot full of your fellow citizens for an evening of entertainment has increasingly been revived across the country. → Read More
Schnucks Freedom Fest Will Include Fireworks, Live Music, Movies and a Car Show
Most of the more traditional ways to celebrate the birthday of the United States may be canceled or postponed this year, but thanks to the... → Read More
Concerts Are Legal Again in Missouri, But Touring Bands Aren't Coming Soon
Last week, as national headlines hit the internet announcing that Missouri's reopening plan would allow concerts to go on with no restrictions on crowd size, Mike Judy's inbox began filling up with emails from eager booking agents. → Read More
Ready Room's Current Location for Lease As Owners Seek a New Space
The Ready Room's current location has closed permanently, the RFT has confirmed, and the building it is housed in is currently listed for lease as... → Read More
Ticketmaster Changes Course and Will Offer Refunds for Postponed Shows
Ticketholders were left in the lurch in recent weeks as COVID-19 lockdowns resulted in postponements and cancellations of, well, pretty much every concert in the... → Read More
An RFT Quiz: Is This Guy's Name Mike 'Parson' or Mike 'Parsons'?
In recent days, it has become clear that very few people have any idea what the name of the governor of Missouri even is, actually.... → Read More
Crowds Gather to Do Burnouts at St. Louis TGI Fridays During Pandemic
As groups of science-denying conspiracy theorists gather across the nation in protests to reopen the country (which are meant to appear grass-roots in nature but... → Read More
Watch the "Joker" Get Arrested for Making "Terrorist Threats" in the Delmar Loop
Gotham is evidently safe once again as of Monday night, when a man clad in a fairly convincing Joker costume was arrested in the Delmar Loop and charged with making "terroristic threats" in the first degree. → Read More
Chris' Pancake Closed After Car Hits Building on National Pancake Day
It was supposed to be a celebration. That most syrupy of holidays, National Pancake Day, finally came around again this Tuesday, affording lovers of griddled batter a welcome excuse to pound some pancakes into their pieholes. → Read More