Mark Maxwell is a Political Editor and Capitol Bureau Chief for various news outlets, including WCIA3, WGN News, FOX2Now, WMBD News, and more. He focuses on local political news in the United States, particularly in Missouri and St. Louis. Mark's work covers a range of topics, including government oversight, discrimination claims, budget cuts, gun regulations, and law enforcement incidents.
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Mark Maxwell's coverage primarily focuses on local government, politics, and legal policy regulation in the United States, specifically Missouri and St. Louis. He provides extensive coverage of government announcements and legal policy regulations.
If you are pitching to Mark Maxwell, it would be beneficial to provide insights or opinions from local politicians or legal experts related to the topics he covers. Additionally, if your pitch addresses issues such as budget cuts, gun regulations, discrimination cases at a local level in Missouri or St. Louis specifically, it is likely to resonate with his area of focus.
Given his emphasis on covering specific local events and policies within Missouri and St. Louis, pitches should have a strong tie-in with these geographic areas for maximum relevance.
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The race to be Missouri's top lawyer is becoming a race to identify which Republican is the truest "Trump Republican."
Eight Republicans and three Democrats are on the ballot.
By: Mark Maxwell
In his first interview on 'The Record' after winning the 2024 primary to unseat incumbent U.S. Rep. Cori Bush, Wesley Bell addressed the "nasty" campaign smears
By: Mark Maxwell
Senator Josh Hawley had been challenging Lucas Kunce to a debate on the fairgrounds without approval from the Fair Commission
By: Mark Maxwell
Former education department chairperson Dr. Nicole Nunn-Faron was one of six women to file complaints with the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission.
By: Mark Maxwell
Commission called for public awakening and focus on issues of social justice
By: Mark Maxwell
Sources familiar with the matter said Prosecutor Wesley Bell filed a quo warranto motion seeking to expel Hancock from office over the hiring a family member.
By: Mark Maxwell, Kelsi Anderson, Jacob Kuerth Ksdk
On Tuesday morning, Judge Julie Lasater ordered Councilman Dennis Hancock (3rd District) to immediately forfeit his office. But hours later, Circuit Court Judge John Borbonus granted a motion to set aside the portion of Lasater's order that would have barred Hancock from engaging in any activity as a councilman.
By: Mark Maxwell
St. Louis Sheriff Vernon Betts demanded a recount of ballots after losing to Alfred Montgomery by 256 votes. The recount showed Montgomery won by at least 221 votes.
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