MARYLAND HEIGHTS, Mo. – State Rep. Paul Curtman launched his exploratory committee Saturday to a packed room of supporters. Curtman was introduced by State Sen.…
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Rachael Herndon was editor of The Missouri Times until 2019. She also produced This Week in Missouri Politics, published Missouri Times Magazine, and co-hosted the #MoLeg podcast. Herndon joined The Missouri Times in 2014, returning to political reporting after working as a campaign and legislative staffer. In 2019, she entered Missouri's cannabis industry, co-founding Greenway Magazine.
House Attorney implies “criminal investigation” underway First, it was Democrats claiming that the Russians had hacked their computers releasing embarrassing emails, but now Rep. Holly…
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – Gov. Eric Greitens signed SB 468 Tuesday afternoon on-site at the Missouri State Penitentiary. The bill, sponsored by Sen. Mike Kehoe…
Gov. Scott Walker, governor of Wisconsin and lightning rod of union reform, lent his signature to a fundraising email for Gov. Eric Greitens Wednesday, calling Wisconsin…
DEXTER, Mo. – Rep. Tila Rowland-Hubrecht is resigning from the legislature, effective June 2. The resignation is one she has planned for before special session…
ST. LOUIS — The Environmental Protection Agency today released further information that the area outside West Lake Landfill does not possess radioactive waste, another in…
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – A long-awaited economic development bill approved by the House Wednesday evening was laid over in the senate early Thursday afternoon. The…
Drivewyze says it will install all 19 WIMs, with CEO saying, “We’re going to do it.” JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – Missouri State Highway Patrol and…
WASHINGTON – The U.S. Department of Transportation (USDOT) issued a memo yesterday to Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) grantees, including organizations such as Drivewyze and…
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – Gov. Eric Greitens and his campaign committee, Greitens for Missouri, have been fined $1,000 for failing to report the use of…