On the latest episode of The Politically Speaking Hour on St. Louis on the Air, STLPR's politics team breaks down how the Blue Wave crashed into Missouri — and provided Missouri Democrats with a lot of optimism going into 2028. Guests include Congressman-elect Fred Wellman, Abortion Action Missouri's Mallory Schwarz and St. Louis County Executive-elect Jake Zimmerman.
Holiday light displays across the St. Louis area are entering the final stages of preparation as two major seasonal attractions get ready to open in mid-November.
A last minute attempt to throw the midterm election into chaos failed. Leading up to this point, the signs were never good in the Magic 8 Ball way. The Trump administration wants people to believe California was overrun with non-citizen voters. The facts, however, refuse to comply with the narrative. This particular ship has been […]
"He was mistakenly believed to have been a participant but has been fully exonerated," defense attorney Jay Kanzler said of his client. "He had no involvement in any criminal activity."
CHICAGO – Today, Governor JB Pritzker joined Lt. Governor Juliana Stratton, Senator Tammy Duckworth, and community leaders to announce “Fighting for Illinois: The Day One Agenda,” a set of policy proposals for the newly-elected U.S. Congress to provide urgent relief for the people of Illinois. This agenda encourages Congress to take decisive action to address the real challenges of everyday people, puts higher wages and affordable healthcare front and center, and lowers costs
The Beatles brought Beatlemania into the presence of British royalty on Nov. 4, 1963, performing at London's Royal Variety Performance. The appearance placed a youthful rock 'n' roll phenomenon inside an established entertainment institution, with John Lennon's humor making the meeting especially memorable. It is a defining moment among the concerts, recordings and musical crossovers recalled this Nov. 4, 2026. The day's earlier history offers a much quieter scene. On Nov. 4, 1961, Bob Dylan performe
This Day in History: November 4, 2026 On November 4, 1956, Soviet forces launched a major assault on Budapest and other parts of Hungary to crush an uprising against Soviet-backed rule. Hungarians had demanded political freedoms, the withdrawal of Soviet troops, and greater national independence. The intervention ended the revolutionary government’s attempt to break from Moscow’s control and led to thousands of deaths and the flight of about 200,000 refugees. It became a defining even
The Astros are looking for a replacement for Joe Espada, whose contract was not renewed after Houston went 81-81 in the regular season to win the AL West but was swept by the Chicago White Sox in the Wild Card Series.
COLLINSVILLE - A water main break has prompted the Collinsville, Illinois, Water Department to issue a boil order until further notice for customers at specified addresses across the city, including all addresses in the Woodland Trails mobile home neighborhood. Water used for drinking or cooking should be brought to a full rolling boil for at least five minutes before use, according to the city’s notice. Customers also should turn off ice makers and discard any ice produced.
Los Angeles, Nov. 02, 2026 — President Donald Trump has been trying to undermine trust in the integrity of elections, especially in California. Unfortunately, the state is playing right into his hands by placing a veil of secrecy over polling stations and suggesting photography is prohibited outside.
Adam Rose, deputy director of advocacy for Freedom of the Press Foundation (FPF), wrote to California’s top election official explaining that Trump “has provided the public no credible reason to believe his posturing — but your office is handing him one.”
Our letter joins a growing outcry in the state from our friends, including the First Amendment Coalition, ACLU of Northern California, National Press Photographers Association, and numerous news organizations.
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