By Ashley Jost JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — Steve Tilley is no stranger to the Capitol, and with almost an entire session under his belt in his new role, he’s no…
By Eli Yokley JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — Working for Senate President Pro Tem Tom Dempsey, R-St. Charles, is a full-time job for Kit Crancer. As the Dempsey’s legislative director, Crancer…
Sen. Jamilah Nasheed’s history through being a bookstore owner, an activist and eventually, an elected official By Ashley Jost JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — Growing up in south St. Louis City,…
By Ashley Jost JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — The Missouri chapter of the American Physical Therapy Association seeks to accomplish three main goals: education, interaction and advocacy. Chris Marsh, chairman of Government Affairs for the…
Cheers to great weather, another legislative week down, and old buddies! Sixteen years and at least that many pounds ago, I was sitting in a College of Agriculture Food &…
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — Since January 2, 2011, veteran Columbia Daily Tribune reporter Rudi Keller has written daily articles about what happened throughout Missouri during that calendar date 150 years ago.…
By Collin Reischman Caroline Lynch, 21, has education in her blood. So it’s not surprising that when she graduated from Kansas State in December 2012, she ended up working for…
By Ashley Jost JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — The Missouri Farm Bureau is part of a nation-wide organization that provides insurance for members, is involved in agriculture issues, and lobbies for…
By Scott Faughn JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – In an attempt to keep up with the increasing costs of administering license bureaus, Missouri fee agents have organized the Missouri Association of…
By Eli Yokley JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — Lea Crusey is not a conventional Jefferson City lobbyist. She does not have multiple clients, she doesn’t hail from the campaign world, and…
