Friday, February 3, 2017

St. Louis voters to decide whether to fund soccer stadium (The Associated Press)

The fate of a proposed $200 million soccer stadium in downtown St. Louis, and the effort to attract a Major League Soccer team, will apparently come down to city voters. After weeks of debate, aldermen on Friday voted to place on the April 4 ballot a measure asking voters to approve $60 million to help fund the stadium. A circuit judge must still approve putting the issue on the ballot because the city missed a ballot deadline.

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