Statistics show that handwritten correspondence is the second most effective method of getting out the vote, just behind canvassing. Using this information, Marsha Heine, Co-Chair of the Metro League’s Get Out The Vote (GOTV) Committee, started

It's the time of year to explore the great outdoors but the LWV Environmental Quality and Climate Committee warns of the need to up your defenses against ticks. Climate change in Missouri is expanding tick populations and their habitats by

It is generally quiet in the office at the end of April. The Candidate Forums and Voters Guide committees can bask in the glory of jobs well done, and office volunteers can rest their voices after hundreds of calls from voters with questions about polling locations and ballot issues.

By using tips from Mickey Croyle and the Environmental Quality and Climate Change Committee, you can proudly celebrate the 56th Anniversary of Earth Day 2026. Earth Day 2026 will be celebrated in Forest Park (MUNY Grounds) on April 25 and April 26 from 11 to 5 pm.

By Lisa Collier

During election cycles, we often provide the phone number of the A. Phillip Randolph Institute to voters who need rides to the polls. But who was A. Philip Randolph and what is his legacy institute?

Yesterday I was reading through the comments on a post about the SAVE Act and what documents people might need to vote. A number of women were pointing out that if your birth certificate doesn’t match your current legal name

If you’re weary of winter and dreaming of spring blooms, you’re probably starting to scope out which plants to bring home this season. But keep in mind your choices do more than add curb appeal - they actually define our local environment and its ability to handle a changing climate.

LWVSTL was recently invited to serve on a panel of speakers at The SoulFisher Ministries' “Successful Second Chances” event. The featured speaker was Mallory Rusch, who is