Here are three words that power attorney Scott Rosenblum is not used to saying: I give up.

But Rosenblum, the high-profile defense lawyer who had been representing State Rep. Rodney Hubbard’s court challenge to his narrow election loss, did just that in a…

This could be the talk of the St. Louis Bar Association’s next meeting.

Two of the biggest legal names in the area sat opposite one another today in a court hearing for a suit brought by State Rep. Rodney Hubbard, who…

While we were neck-deep in convention drama last night, back in St. Louis,  the mother ship reported that State Rep. Rodney Hubbard filed a lawsuit seeking a recount of his narrow loss for State Senate.

But Hubbard is asking for more than just…

We’re a tad late on this, but the City’s Central Democratic Committee met last week to select a new executive board.

Several fresh faces were added to the committee after winning seats in the August 5 election, including: Blogger Antonio French (21st…

While State Rep. Robin Wright-Jones was slugging it out with Rodney Hubbard for a Senate seat, an intense primary for her current job was quietly shaping up on the city’s near southside.

The winner in that contest was Tishaura O. Jones, who…

Mayor Francis Slay gave a cyber-welcome to the newest members of the city’s delegation in the State House — Mike Colona, Tishaura Jones and Chris Carter — on his web page today, and offered some insight into how the turnout may have…

Though his candidate may have lost by a razor-thin margin, blogger turned political consultant Antonio French scored a significant victory for himself last night.

French — founder of the PubDef blog who managed Rodney Hubbard’s run for State Senate– unseated veteran Democrat…

In two races of key interest in St. Louis, Rodney Hubbard lost a squeaker — 111 votes! — to fellow State Rep. Robin Wright-Jones.

Expect a recount?

Maybe, but not in the 64th District, where incumbent Rachel Storch coasted to victory against Mike…

As results trickle in from around the state, the city elections board has already posted the returns for absentee ballot.

In the 64th State House district, incumbent Rachel Storch had 141 ballots compared to 47 for rival Mike Roberts Jr.

Farther north in the…

Mike Roberts Jr. may not have the support of party leaders, but that has not stopped him from going all out to unseat incumbent State Rep. Rachel Storch in next month’s Democratic primary.

Roberts — who is using much of his own…