Republican candidates won their election bids for five Missouri state offices, according to preliminary election results from the Secretary of State's website.
Proposition A would increase the minimum wage to $15 per hour, establish mandatory paid sick leave requirements for private sector employers, and exempt government entities from these requirements, with a potential cost of $256,000 or more by 2027.
ST. LOUIS - Missouri voters narrowly approve Amendment 2, legalizing sports betting in the state, according to preliminary election results from the Missouri Secretary of Stateโs website. Prior to Tuesday's election, 38 states in the United States had legalized a sports wagering measure into their state constitutions. Missouri is set to become the 39th and [...]
ST. LOUIS - A record 3.89โ of rain fell Tuesday at Lambert Airport. Adding that to Mondayโs 3.75 inches, and Lambert says 7.64โ of rain over the two-day period (plus almost a ยฝโ on Sunday). This is the highest 2-day St. Louis rain total ever in November by more than 3โ. With some areas seeing [...]
Longtime St. Louis-area Congresswoman Ann Wagner has won reelection for a seventh consecutive term in Missouri U.S. Congress, the Associated Press projects.
Hundreds gathered at Sports & Social St. Louis in Ballpark Village Tuesday, watching the election results come in across the country and keeping their fingers crossed, hoping to see history made.
Republican Bob Onder won election to a U.S. House seat representing Missouri on Tuesday. Onder captured his first term in the 3rd District, which covers central and east-central Missouri, by defeating Democrat Bethany Mann.
Missouri Secretary of State Jay Ashcroft tells FOX 2 he expects voter turnout to be slightly higher for this presidential election compared to 2020 when it was 70%.
Missouri and Illinois, the two states of the St. Louis metropolitan area, continue on with their long-standing patterns of voting in presidential elections, according to Race Call projections from The Associated Press.
St. Louis County Prosecuting Attorney Wesley Bell is celebrating a major political victory and a milestone birthday. Bell, who turned 50 on Tuesday, was declared the winner of the race for Missouri District 1.
Missourians voted on November 5, 2024, on a presidential contest, a U.S. Senate race, and three ballot measures, including Amendment 2 to legalize sports betting, Amendment 3 to protect reproductive rights, and Proposition A to raise the minimum wage and provide paid sick leave.