Congressional candidate Ann Wagner hopes to turn Missouri "firecracker red."
Tom and LaDonna Appelbaum will be part of the Missouri delegation at the Democratic National Convention in Charlotte, NC, next month.
A committee of parks supporters studied the St. Louis County Park system and endorsed a tax increase proposal. The measure must pass through the county council, where Councilman Steve Stenger said there is not a funding problem with the parks.
Patch's polling of influential Republicans and Democrats in Missouri also reveals Lt. Governor Peter Kinder has a lot of work to do to rebuild bridges within his own party.
MoDOT is opening lanes on Route 141 in West County between St. Luke's Hospital and Olive Boulevard Monday, but Parkway students will take a detour Tuesday when classes start.
Influential Democrats polled Saturday said Paul Ryan's budget plan for Medicare is a recipe for the party to run against Republicans in Missouri.
Ryan's budget plans don't give the Obama campaign an opening with voters according to GOP activists.
Mitt Romney's selection for a Vice-Presidential pick could have impact on November here in races beyond the White House.
Westbound I-64 is closed in Downtown St. Louis this weekend. MoDOT has the rest of the area's construction work zones coming up.
Lt. Gov. Peter Kinder is a Republican; the governor is a Democrat. What's the point of the lieutenant governor's office under those conditions?
According to unofficial election results from the Secretary of State, Koenen, of Oakville, has won the Democratic nomination by 49 votes. Lack of results from two St. Louis County precincts held up the final unofficial determination.
Look at the results, and tell us what you think about the political landscape now.
Incumbent beats back challenge from State Senator Brad Lager, will face Susan Montee in November.
Newcomer defeats candidate from Olivette by 236 votes.
In an East (Ed Martin) versus West (Adam Warren) Missouri Republican candidacy bid for attorney general, Martin pulled ahead early Tuesday evening and stayed the frontrunner.
Voters elected Michael Burr to be the Republican Committeeman for Creve Coeur Township.
U.S. Rep. Todd Akin wins the GOP nomination for U.S. Senate. Businessman Dave Spence wins the GOP nomination for governor.
Developers of a 90-unit assisted living facility are asked to work through issues with condo neighbors.
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Creve Coeur city planning officials will hold a series of public hearings.
Patch 'Blue Arch' participants favored the Frontenac businessman over U.S. Rep. Todd Akin and former State Treasurer Sarah Steelman.
The high-stakes battle between incumbent members of Congress will come to an end Tuesday. Our 'Blue Arch' Panelists also weigh in on implications for other Democrats.
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U.S. Senate Candidate Todd Akin held a rally at the Westport Plaza Sheraton on Aug. 3, ending his week-long bus tour of Missouri.
Candidates are pushing their 'Get Out The Vote' message hard in the last days of the Primary campaign.
The Kansas City-area candidate has no primary opposition.
Candidate for the First Congressional district seat sits in the 'Colbert Report' hot seat.
The campaigns are in a mad-scramble to fire up supporters ahead of Tuesday's primary.
Previously she served one year after winning a special election in 2011.
The back to school tax holiday is this weekend, but many area cities, including several bordering Creve Coeur, are opting out.
Here is Creve Coeur Mayor Barry Glantz's August column, courtesy of the city's monthly newsletter.
The Creve Coeur Republican is seeking another term at the Township level.
A Patch panel of party insiders from the local and state level believes the presumptive Presidential nominee will carry Missouri in November.
Patch's 'Red Arch' survey shows 'Other' ties or outpolls prime contenders like Ohio Senator Rob Portman or former Minnesota Governor Tim Pawlenty.
Both men are seeking to become the Democratic Party's candidate for 1st District U.S. Representative.
The former State Treasurer is one of eight candidates aiming for the GOP nomination to face Claire McCaskill.
Olympic athlete endorsing Rep. William Lacy Clay in new radio ad.
One case tied to the Creve Coeur Mayoral election is over, while another waits.
Rebecca Blank visited the Helix Center in Creve Coeur before stopping at Maryland Heights-based Wilco Molding on Tuesday morning.
Brunner is one of eight candidates seeking the GOP nomination to face Claire McCaskill.