Hartmann: Hooray! It's 1893 Again in the City of St. Louis
A new lawsuit trots out a 19th-century residency rule to keep St. Louis native Mark Kummer off the citywide ballot
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A new lawsuit trots out a 19th-century residency rule to keep St. Louis native Mark Kummer off the citywide ballot
A court battle could determine whether a former native St. Louis resident who recently returned home can qualify to serve as the President of the Board of Aldermen.
Attorney General Eric Schmitt has filed suit, saying the proposal violates a state law banning the use of public funds to assist with abortions, which are illegal in Missouri except to save the life of the mother.
Megan Green and Jack Coatar are both running to be the next president of St. Louis' Board of Alderman. Special elections will be held Sept. 13 and Nov. 8.
Here's how the resignations of members of the Board of Alderman and the board president will cost taxpayers hundreds of thousands.