By Collin Reischman JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — In a hastily scheduled announcement, Gov. Jay Nixon told reporters Wednesday that he will lay-off staff in the Department of Revenue because of…
By Scott Faughn JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — Wednesday, Gov. Jay Nixon told reporters he had no knowledge of a letter he reportedly received from Department of Homeland Security Secretary Janet…
By Eli Yokley May 1, 2013 COLUMBIA, Mo. — Gov. Jay Nixon said Wednesday he had not seen a 2010 letter from Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano thanking him and…
By Sarah Burson Special from the SEMO TIMES DEXTER, Mo. – On April 10, Gov. Jay Nixon told reporters in Springfield that a Stoddard County court had dismissed Eric Griffin’s…
By Eli Yokley JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — Following weeks of criticism from lawmakers, Gov. Jay Nixon announced Tuesday that the Missouri Department of Revenue would no longer scan or retain…
By Eli Yokley JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — Gov. Jay Nixon announced Monday that Brian Long, director of the Missouri Department of Revenue, has resigned from his position, as the controversy…
By Eli Yokley JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — After months of campaigning across the state for his plan to expand Medicaid to some 300,000 Missourians, Gov. Jay Nixon spent time over…
Zweifel backs away from gubernatorial race, easing the path for Koster By Eli Yokley and Scott Faughn JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — State Treasurer Clint Zweifel will not seek the Democratic nomination…
By Ashley Jost JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — Gov. Jay Nixon spoke to House Republicans Wednesday to discuss his hope for Medicaid expansion legislation during the final six weeks of session.…
by Scott Faughn JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – On the heels of a contentious Public Service Commission hearing Wednesday where the Commission unanimously decided to keep open a docket requested by…
