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Alderwoman Cara Spencer on Tuesday won election to become the 48th mayor of St. Louis, soundly defeating incumbent Tishaura Jones, who won't get a second term.

Franklin County voters are weighing in on local leadership and ballot questions about taxes and school and emergency service funding.

Jefferson County voters are weighing in on local leadership and ballot questions about taxes and school and emergency service funding.

St. Charles County voters are weighing in on local leadership and ballot questions about taxes and school funding.

St. Louis County voters are weighing in on local leadership and ballot questions regarding the power of government, taxes and school and emergency service funding.

In addition to the mayor’s race, St. Louis residents will vote for city comptroller, Board of Aldermen seats and three openings on the Board of Education.

The election here was overshadowed by concerns over the future of the city's park system after reports surfaced that the city planned to sell undeveloped park land to a homebuilder.

Fairmount Park is finally breaking into the casino business, with new ownership driving an expansion estimated at $85 million to $95 million.

The American Subcontractors Association (ASA) Midwest Council hosted its 32nd annual Awards Gala, An Evening Under the Stars, on April 5, 2025, at the Four Seasons Hotel in Downtown St. Louis. The event welcomed 420 attendees to celebrate industry excellence. Awards were presented in several categories, including General Contractor of the Year, Outstanding MEP and […]

Larkin Poe, the dynamic sister duo known for their electrifying blend of Southern rock, blues, and Americana, emerges once again onto the musical landscape with their eagerly anticipated album, ‘Bloom’. […]

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Ten candidates are looking to unseat or join incumbent Antionette “Toni” Cousins, the president of the board for St. Louis Public Schools who is running for reelection.

Anne Schweitzer, Shane Cohn, Alisha Sonnier and Laura Keys all led their opponents in initial returns from absentee votes.

The race is expected to be a close one. Baringer, a former Democratic state representative and alderwoman from St. Louis Hills, won the March primary by just 532 votes out of more than 41,000 cast.