By Richard Sandomir Ken Rosenthal, who opened a bakery cafe in the St. Louis area, with sourdough bread as its star, and built it into a small chain that would become Panera Bread, died on Feb. 14 ...

ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - The founder of the St. Louis Bread Company has died. Kenneth “Ken” Rosenthal died at the age of 81 on Valentine’s Day. Rosenthal founded the St. Louis Bread ...

The St. Louis Cardinals talked a big game at the ... to capitalize on their value as impending free agents. On Friday, Ken Rosenthal of The Athletic called the Cardinals out on their mixed ...

MLB insider Ken Rosenthal, who first reported on Vaughn’s confession in The Athletic, would prefer people not focus solely on the stunning revelation. Rosenthal published two stories on Monday.

The St. Louis Cardinals won't look much different ... closer Ryan Helsley and right-hander Erick Fedde," The Athletic's Ken Rosenthal wrote Friday morning after criticizing Mozeliak and the ...

The St. Louis Cardinals were very quiet this offseason ... they should have at least dealt closer Ryan Helsley and right-hander Erick Fedde," Ken Rosenthal wrote in The Athletic.

The Chicago Cubs could make a run at either veteran free-agent starting pitcher Lance Lynn or Kyle Gibson. According to Ken ...

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Sixteen years into his MLB career, pitcher Craig Kimbrel's journey has reportedly come full circle. Kimbrel is signing a minor league contract with the Atlanta Braves, according to a Tuesday afternoon ...

Ken Rosenthal, founder of the St. Louis Bread Company—later known as Panera Bread—passed away on February 14, 2025, at age 81. His family confirmed his death in an obituary, noting he was ...

But Ken Rosenthal didn’t lose everything — he opened the St. Louis Bread Company in 1987 in Kirkwood, Missouri, which would eventually grow into Panera Bread, a fast-casual eatery with more ...