Three alumni of Webster University were tapped for positions by President Biden, both in his administration and his presidential campaign.
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Thunder resounded throughout the Senate chambers, and hail rained down on Jefferson City Friday night as Senate Republicans continued to search for an FRA reauthorization plan.
U.S. Senators Roy Blunt and Josh Hawley objected to a proposed federal rule that would recategorize most firearms using pistol braces.
The U.S. Department of Commerce awarded Branson a $3 million grant for a flood wall to protect the Compton Drive Wastewater Treatment Plant.
The Missouri Lottery is putting more than $377 million in proceeds from the 2021 fiscal year toward the state’s education fund.
Rep. Phil Christofanelli was named the ALEC-FreedomWorks State Legislator of the Month, citing his legislative victories during session.
United WE launched a new economic development task force this week to focus on women’s participation and advancement in the workforce.
Attorney General Eric Schmitt is opposing efforts to omit the Hyde Amendment from this year’s federal budget.
Former Illinois Congressman John Shimkus has joined KBS Group as a principal.
Despite pushback, Kansas City Mayor Quinton Lucas said the recent reallocation of part of its police budget was beneficial for the city.