A judge is due to hear arguments today on State Rep. Connie Johnson’s eligibility for the State Senate, but whether those proceedings will actually take place remains to be seen.

As reported in the Post-Dispatch, court documents and other records suggest…

State Rep. Connie Johnson will get yet another judge in the case to decide whether she can stay on the ballot.

Johnson is fending off a lawsuit from State Rep. Robin Wright-Jones — one of two Democrats running against her for the…

A city judge on Wednesday refused to dismiss a suit challenging State Rep. Connie Johnson’s eligibility to run for Senate.

One of Johnson’s Democratic rivals, State Rep. Robin Wright-Jones, has sued to kick Johnson off the ballot, accusing her of living…

State Rep. Connie Johnson - facing a lawsuit targeting her place on the ballot - held a defiant news conference this morning, putting her opponents on notice that she intends to be around for the August primary.

“I am flattered by…

Earlier this month, State Rep. Connie Johnson announced that, in solidarity with ousted Fire Chief Sherman George, she would not accept an endorsement from the firefighters’ union, which Johnson accused of helping push the chief out.

During George’s prolonged fight with…

One of State Rep. Connie Johnson’s rivals for State Senate has filed a court motion seeking to remove her from the ballot

The Post-Dispatch reported earlier this month that Johnson, a St. Louis Democrat, rented out her home in the city’s…

A few years ago, somebody was cleaning out State Rep. Robin Wright-Jones’ garage and inadvertently tossed some campaign finance documents.

It turned out to be a costly mistake.

The delay in filing, and associated late fees, is the reason the campaign…

Who says refunds are forever?

After the state Supreme Court reinstated the cap on campaign contributions, State Senate hopeful Rodney Hubbard was one of several candidates forced to return thousands in big checks.

But, thanks to the magic of political action…

Missouri Democrats held their annual Jefferson-Jackson Dinner on Saturday night, honoring a trio of party stalwarts and gearing up for the November election.

Receiving the “Legacy of Leadership” nod were three lions of Show-Me politics: Dick Gephardt, Jean Carnahan and Bill…

State Rep. Connie Johnson sent out a note today announcing that she is in the Senate race to win - and not to help somebody else.

Johnson’s late entry into what is now a three-way contest has sparked some scuttlebutt that…