Mark Maxwell is a Capitol Bureau Chief at WCIA3. He covers a range of topics including government and politics, law and legal affairs, and regional interest, with a focus on Missouri and Illinois, as well as social issues and economic matters. Mark has been featured in various outlets including KTVI FOX 2, WGN-TV, and WMBD-TV, among others.
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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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By: Mark Maxwell
Paper Trails and Paywalls: The Hidden Cost of Government 'Transparency'
By: Mark Maxwell
Hall had the support — and the ear — of Enterprise Holdings chairman Andy Taylor, who quickly became the most substantial financial backer and the chairman of the board for GSL.
By: Mark Maxwell
St. Louis Development Corporation preps debris removal from Cleveland High School, paving path towards finding buyer to take ownership from SLPS
By: Mark Maxwell
Paperwork snags and water bill battles fuel grassroots political rebellion
By: Mark Maxwell
Newly filed 'Transform STL Act' would spend $200 million on physical infrastructure, $77 million on workforce training and early childhood education
By: Mark Maxwell
A St. Louis city program targeting "neglectful" property owners unravels, revealing a web of corruption that crushed Black entrepreneurs' dreams and property rights
By: Mark Maxwell
One inspector is accused of pressuring day cares into charity contributions, sparking a citywide investigation.
By: Mark Maxwell
According to county officials, Dennis Hancock hired his stepdaughter, Hollie Galati, on Aug. 19 at a rate of $24.88 per hour.
By: Mark Maxwell
ST. LOUIS, Missouri — A building inspector at the center of a day care donation scandal resigned Thursday, as federal authorities intensified their investigation into potential corruption within the St.
By: Hunter Bassler
The ruling effectively ends a mandatory 72-hour waiting period between an appointment and surgical abortion, along with other now unconstitutional state laws.
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