Mark Maxwell is a Capitol Bureau Chief at WCIA3. He specializes in covering government and politics, with a focus on elections, public policy, and security issues, while also addressing regional interests and agricultural topics. Mark's work has been featured in numerous outlets, including FOX 2 Now, WGN-TV, and CBS4 Indy.
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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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By: Kelsi Anderson, Mark Maxwell, Jacob Kuerth
St. Louis police and the city's aldermanic president are looking into threats made by Alderwoman Sharon Tyus toward fellow Alderman Rasheen Aldridge that was recorded on video during a Monday afternoon meeting.
By: Mark Maxwell
The claims in the governor's statewide ad check out. So does the number it leaves out: Illinois still has the lowest credit rating of any state.
By: Mark Maxwell
Volunteer attorneys from six major law firms will take cases pro bono, with Legal Services of Eastern Missouri handling intake.
By: Mark Maxwell
The Democratic challenger to Rep. Ann Wagner discussed the district map, his ad on her finances and her ad on his record. Wagner declined equal time.
By: Mark Maxwell
When Craig McKey went to work at the steel mill in Granite City in 1997, people told him he was wasting his time.
Proposition HR would let department heads pick their own deputies outside civil service. Mayor Spencer says her hiring speaks for itself.
By: Mark Maxwell
The contract has a name for nearly everyone. There's the "Producer," the "Network," the "Personnel" and the "Representative." There's a whole paragraph about who owns the logos.
The long column of judges near the bottom of a St. Louis ballot, each name followed by nothing but a yes or a no, is a legacy of Tom Pendergast, the
By: Mark Maxwell, Sam Clancy
Missouri AG picks Kansas City-based law firm to investigate St. Louis police board
By: Mark Maxwell
Republican Ann Wagner and Democrat Fred Wellman clashed over war powers, Wall Street and each other's finances in back-to-back interviews days before Election Day.
