Steve Stenger

With the Aug. 5 primary election nearing, County Executive Charlie Dooley and 6th District Councilman Steve Stenger, D-Affton, faced off last week in and out of the council chambers, at a candidate forum, on television airwaves and in Dooley’s first-ever veto.

• stlcallnews
• July 22, 2014

Byline: After a unique year in the history of the St. Louis County Police Department, there’s a new chief in the county.

• Gloria Lloyd
• February 4, 2014

County officials dispute that they knew about an employee’s fraud a month before his suicide, but 6th District County Councilman Steve Stenger, D-Affton, contends they did and is calling for the resignation of the county’s second in command, Chief Operating Officer Garry Earls.

• Gloria Lloyd
• January 22, 2014

It would appear that County Executive Charlie Dooley just can’t catch a break.

• stlcallnews
• December 11, 2013

Byline: Surrounded by county labor and political leaders, 6th District County Councilman Steve Stenger, D-Affton, announced Tuesday he will challenge County Executive Charlie Dooley for the Democratic nomination for the county's top job in next year's election.

• stlcallnews
• October 15, 2013

Sixth District County Councilman Steve Stenger, D-Affton, says his vote to place a sales-tax increase on the April 2 ballot that would improve the Arch grounds and county parks should not be interpreted as his support for the proposal.

• Mike Anthony
• January 23, 2013

The County Council voted 7-0 Tuesday night approve legislation placing a sales-tax increase on the April 2 ballot that would improve the Arch grounds and county parks if approved by voters.

• stlcallnews
• January 16, 2013

Despite opposition from some 6th District residents, County Councilman Steve Stenger, D-Affton, was one of four council members who voted to amend the county’s anti-discrimination law to include sexual orientation and gender identity.

• stlcallnews
• December 5, 2012

2011 certainly was a year of change in south county, but one constant was the misguided comments by would-be politicians and elected officials.

• stlcallnews
• January 11, 2012

River City Casino’s value will be the same this year as it was in 2010, the county Board of Equalization said last week, reversing an earlier decision to reduce the casino’s total property assessment by more than 40 percent.

• stlcallnews
• October 5, 2011