Mark Maxwell is a Capitol Bureau Chief at WCIA3. He specializes in covering regional interest and world news, with a focus on the construction and real estate sectors, including commercial real estate, real estate development, and the housing market. Mark's work has been featured in various outlets, including FOX 2 Now, WGN-TV, and WCIA 3.
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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.
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Donors to domestic violence shelters get 70 cents back per dollar, but only against an income tax that Amendment 5 would eliminate.
By: Mark Maxwell
In a 5 On Your Side exclusive, Juror No. 9 describes a deadlocked jury room, a rushed prosecution and a dismissed case, 6 days before the primary
By: Hunter Bassler, Mark Maxwell
After no Republican filed, Tuesday's primary is the whole election for the Senate District. Here's who won.
By: Mark Maxwell
City official calls outage preventable; $40M in Rams settlement money for water fixes is approved but the check has not been cut
City records show police benefits run 113% of salary. Spencer wants bigger paychecks up front. The union calls her funeral conversation 'callous.'
A worker describes a hospital held together by its staff. The owners' cited credential: a St. Louis hospital that closed 191 days after Illinois granted approval.
The 100-year-old station could exit downtown's nearly full Park Pacific building when its lease expires in April 2028, two sources told 5 On Your Side.
By: Mark Maxwell
Attorney General Catherine Hanaway defended the spot on her way into a Republican rally for Amendment 3, where the governor urged a yes vote.
By: Mark Maxwell
Aaron Del Mar sided with running mate Darren Bailey over President Trump on data centers and stood by a disputed claim about DCFS deaths.
College football gave Missouri the only workable metaphor for its Monday: like the Michigan-Western Michigan game, now claimed as a different result by two different conferences, the state's congressi...
