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Incumbents hold onto St. Louis County Council seats. Republicans keep seat in 3rd.
Clancy, Harder, look to keep their seats; Hancock beating Englund in 3rd district.
Alderman Megan Green beats Jack Coatar for president of St. Louis Board of Aldermen
Voters’ decision on Tuesday could send shockwaves through St. Louis politics.
Sam Page wins first full term as St. Louis County executive
Republican Mark Mantovani conceded late Tuesday to Democrat Sam Page in the race for St. Louis County Executive.
No guarantees for Catholic schools as St. Louis Archdiocese delays decision on closures
Archbishop Rozanski says he wants to wait until decisions are made on parish consolidations.
Budzinski defeats Deering in Illinois’ 13th Congressional District
The Associated Press called the race for Budzinski at 12:09 a.m. Wednesday.
Democrat Tracy McCreery beats Republican George Hruza in St. Louis County
Republicans targeted the 24th District after it gained more GOP voters in redistricting.
Fitzpatrick wins race for Missouri auditor
JEFFERSON CITY — A Republican appeared on his way Tuesday night to take over the only statewide office currently held by a Democrat.
Incumbent and newcomer win seats on St. Louis Public Schools board
Longtime incumbent Donna Jones and newcomer Emily Hubbard will serve on the school board.
US Sen. Tammy Duckworth wins second term
The AP called the race for U.S. Sen. Tammy Duckworth shortly after the polls closed Tuesday.
Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker beats GOP foe in pricey race
Pritzker won a second term buoyed by a campaign on fiscal stability and taxpayer relief.
Congressional incumbents Wagner and Bush win re-election bids
Republican U.S. Rep. Ann Wagner defeated Democratic state Rep. Trish Gunby in the 2nd District while Democratic U.S. Rep. Cori Bush trounced GOP utility executive Andrew Jones in the 1st.
What brought St. Louis-area voters to the polls? Here’s what 10 told us
Area residents cited a range of reasons they showed up to vote Tuesday. Here’s what they told us.
Thief returns stolen wine with apology, but more still missing from St. Louis stores
Eight pricey bottles were brought back to the Wine Merchant in Clayton, but other stores were hit by same thief.
Missouri among five states deciding whether to legalize marijuana
Legalization is also on the ballot in Arkansas, Maryland, North Dakota and South Dakota.
Judge denies St. Louis circuit attorney's second attempt to stop evidence destruction
The judge said he wasn't willing to risk the health of crime lab workers when it was prosecutors' responsibility to make sure evidence was set aside.
Charges dropped in Jennings killing commemorated by billboards after witness fails to show
A first-degree murder charge was dropped Monday against Dexter Jordan.
Man sentenced to prison for threatening to blow up St. Louis synagogue
Cody Rush, 30, will spend 2 ½ years in prison for threatening to blow up a Central West End synagogue in 2021.
Prosecutors charge man in connection with hourslong standoff in south St. Louis
Robert D. Boyd II, 38, is facing first-degree assault, resisting arrest and several weapons charges after police say he shot his neighbor.
Spanish Lake woman burned father's body in backyard without reporting death, charges say
Rozina Muthoka was a caregiver for her 79-year-old father before his death, court documents say.