Top 5 Stories That Shaped St. Louis, Missouri and Illinois Politics in 2023
December 21, 2023
2023 was a year of change in St. Louis politics as Circuit Attorney Kim Gardner resigned from an office in turmoil and the Board of Aldermen was cut in half.
But in some respects, 2023 was a lot like most even-numbered years — in which policymaking and legislative fights took precedence over elections.
And even though the stakes at the ballot box were relatively low throughout the year, the past 12 months did see the formation of intriguing 2024 electoral matchups in Illinois and Missouri.
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Azavian Royal was sentenced to 30 years in prison for a fatal 2023 shooting and robbery at a high school homecoming after-party in St. Louis.
A St. Louis jury convicted Kenneth Howard of first-degree burglary and property damage after he attempted to enter a North Hampton home.
James Brison was sentenced to 16 years for a 2022 domestic shooting, assaulting a correctional officer, weapon offenses, and drug possession in St. Louis.
