Neighborhoods grow and change, and the Central West End is no different. It has seen its share of restaurant and retail turnover, especially since the pandemic. But is the neighborhood declining, or is it just uncomfortable to see change where beloved institutions used to be?

If the community can only afford so much, then the rest has to come from the city and the police. Otherwise, there is a breakdown in the social contract when the public safety we already pay for is only available at an extra premium price.

After any disaster there is a lot of information to get through and understand. As your representative, I’m committed to making sure that we get this right.

The long-term housing challenge facing St. Louis, and how we can address it together.

Updates from the federal government, what they mean for our city, and how you can get involved.