JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – The Capitol’s main south steps, around the Thomas Jefferson statue, will be closed and removed beginning on or after March 21.…
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On March’s first installment of This Week in Missouri Politics, former Congressman Russ Carnahan speaks with host Scott Faughn about his decision to run for…
Al Sikes, former chairman of the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) from Sikeston, has written a book he hopes will resonate with the next generation of politicos…
ST. LOUIS – As Lincoln Days 2016 came to a close, the final banquet featured a panel of four living Missouri Republican U.S. Senators, while…
On the special Missouri Lincoln Days 2016 episode of This Week in Missouri Politics, Sen. Mike Kehoe, R-Jefferson City, sits down with host Scott Faughn to…
COLUMBIA, Mo. – The University Missouri Board of Curators voted 4-2 Wednesday to fire embattled professor Melissa Click for her actions last fall during the…
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – For the past several years, Missouri energy policy has been hamstrung in an increasingly vicious battle inside the Capitol between Ameren…
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – Missouri KidsFirst announces Brittany Burke as its Director of Development and Communications today. Missouri KidsFirst welcomes Brittany Burke to the executive…
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – One of Missouri’s most influential advocates for the LGBT community has decided to remove the interim from the title of their…
PHOTO/SAMUEL SAFFA At the Missouri Times‘ #mogovdebate, Lt. Gov. Peter Kinder, former House Speaker Catherine Hanaway and businessman John Brunner answered questions about why…