Next week, homeowners in Kansas City and Jackson County will become the first in the state able to take advantage of an energy efficiency financing program.…
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Social media has been an important part of campaigning for almost a decade now, but campaigns are learning they must constantly adapt. While some utilize…
Senate President Pro Tem Ron Richard responded to accusations from the Eric Greitens campaign that a fund used to feed Senate staffers who worked late…
ST. CHARLES, Mo. – Rep. Justin Hill, R-Lake St. Louis, and Nick Schroer, a state representative candidate in District 107, honored a St. Charles man…
Phyllis Schlafly, the Missouri-born conservative lawyer, activist and author who led a movements against communism and the Equal Rights Amendment but considered politics a “hobby”…
Republican governor candidate Eric Greitens has taken every opportunity to blast members of the General Assembly as corrupt, and the state auditor’s report about a…
ST. LOUIS – Rep. Courtney Allen Curtis, D-St. Louis, will oppose his party on another substantial measure – electing his party’s nominee for governor. Curtis…
On a special Labor Day weekend edition of This Week in Missouri Politics, host Scott Faughn welcomes House Minority Leader Jake Hummel, D-St. Louis, to…
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – Gov. Jay Nixon appointed Trent Watson to the Capitol Commission on Friday. Watson served as the policy director for the State…
ST. LOUIS – A federal program awarded Missouri a grant this week to help fight heroin and opiate overdose deaths. The Substance Abuse and Mental…