Bernice Foley passed away peacefully at home on Sept. 23, 2021. She was 98 and leaves a legacy of supporting candidates and ballot issues.
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In the wake of Senate Republicans’ battle over rules and tradition, Sen. Bill White said he would take the lead on drawing a clear process.
Cox Medical Center Branson (CMBC) staff will receive personal panic buttons after assaults by patients increased drastically in 2020.
Rep. Dave Griffith is joining veterans’ groups in the push for the use of land from a Jefferson City park to expand a veterans cemetery.
"2020 only existed for COVID response. COVID news didn’t rest so I didn’t either."
The Bicentennial Inaugural Ball — which had been moved to Sept. 18 to the Capitol Lawn — drew a large, celebratory crowd of elected officials, politicos, and more.
Missouri-based Axiom Strategies has launched a new full-service fundraising firm for Republican clients.
The LGBTQ history display remains absent from the Capitol, a situation Sen. Lincoln Hough said should have been handled very differently.
It was a katzenjammer about rules, traditions, and the powers of the executive branch that further divided an already fracturing Republican Senate.
"Johnny Morris is not just a Missouri legend; he is a national treasure."