April 2009

Ernest Trova’s polished chrome Falling Man still gleams in museums, but the international spotlight burned out years ago. Trova just shrugged and kept working, barely looking up long enough to notice the dramas playing out around him.

When a medical “event” disrupts a parent’s life, you scramble to figure out PINs and passwords, where she banks, and whether she really loved that sofa. It’s tough making decisions for a grown-up.

Ten key questions for every future caregiver

How curiosity about a family heirloom led to new questions about a sensational century-old crime

Metro’s service cuts last month were some of the deepest in the agency’s history. But in a state where roads are king, the agency may not have gone far enough.

Match your hat to your head for a look that’s brimming with style.

Our five picks for the month

This month’s rejected story ideas

Is wind the wave of the future for St. Louis rehabs?