If the 2020 presidential election is an indicator, determining who the next president will be may not be clear on election night. Local election officials as well as Secretary of State Jay Ashcroft said that voters should be assured that elections in Missouri are secure even if vote counting takes time. “I trust our elections,” […]
Stop me if you’ve heard this one before: a giant U.S. telecom monopoly has been ripping off a federal program designed to help the country’s low income residents. AT&T last week quietly struck a $2.3 million consent decree with the FCC for falsely inflating the number of people it was helping under a COVID-era program designed […]
The international professional services firm has notified hundreds of employees in its U.S. auditing business that they are being laid off, according to the report.
ST. LOUIS - Election Day is here, and voters won't let the rain stop them from deciding on a multitude of measures that will be presented on the ballot. Election officials predict heavy turnout for what they’re calling a record-length ballot. Polls open at 6 a.m. on November 5th and will remain open until 7 [...]
Update: The Brookdale Farms polling location in Eureka has reopened and is accessible from any direction. ST. LOUIS -- Heavy rain is causing flash flooding in the area. Many roads are shut down, and some schools are canceling classes because of high water in the streets. A polling place located in Eureka also closed Tuesday [...]
“These are two co-equals. She didn’t report to anybody,” said Assistant Attorney General Chuck Adamson, adding that suing Plocher individually is “an attack on our constitutional system of government.”
Schmitt’s nationwide appearances for other candidates has raised the GOP senator’s profile, putting his name on list of possible U.S. Attorney General nominees if Trump wins.
Strong early voting numbers were an indication of high voter interest in a state expected to go strong for former President Donald Trump in the presidential race, candidates said.
Kurt Erickson and Jack Suntrup St. Louis Post-Dispatch
ST. LOUIS - With heavy rain falling over the St. Louis area on Election Day, many districts in the region are cancelling classes Tuesday due to flash floods.
It’s Election Day. We have the important reminders and updates on this last day of voting, and a story on the first voting experience for students at a local school, looking to elect their new mascot. Plus, indulge in a few minutes of some truly old fashioned alternative programming, courtesy of a couple in Rolla—for whom using a manual typewriter is a multi-sensory experience.
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