I Call
Serving the southern St. Louis County area since 1968, this community publication provides comprehensive local news coverage and civic reporting to its suburban readership. It is notable for its long-standing commitment to hyper-local journalism, focusing on school district updates, municipal politics, and regional events within its specific geographic footprint.
MEDIA LANDSCAPE IN ST. LOUIS
The print media landscape in this Midwestern market is anchored by a single dominant daily with historical ties to the Pulitzer family. Operating since 1878, the St Louis Post Dispatch leads the region with a circulation of 167,199. The city's press ecosystem also includes specialized publications like the St Louis American, an African American weekly, and the St Louis Riverfront Times, an alternative weekly. Regional commerce is covered by the St Louis Business Journal. Paperboy lists 12 newspapers in St. Louis.
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VIEW OBITUARIES ↗I Call — Today’s Headlines
- Community Call: Let’s vote
- St. Louis County voters to weigh in on four Missouri constitutional amendments, one statewide proposition, two countywide propositions this November election
- Sunset Hills board creates new zoning district for senior living facilities
- Lindbergh community hosts annual Sunday Night Lights
- Cor Jesu Academy breaks ground on new outdoor sports complex
- Crestwood Board of Aldermen discuss changes to sewer lateral program
- South County Community Calendar: Week of Friday, Oct. 23 through Thursday, Oct. 29
- Hancock, Zimmerman and McFarland vie for St. Louis county executive seat
