JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – Gov. Jay Nixon held his final press conference before a veto session Wednesday afternoon, and he urged lawmakers to look carefully at…
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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…
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”…
ST. LOUIS – Gov. Jay Nixon visited the St. Louis Election Board of Commissioners Tuesday to appoint two additional members to the four-member board. Erwin Switzer and…
By Chris Koster Labor Day is a celebration of the social and economic achievements of the labor movement in this country, and the workers who…
ST. LOUIS – St. Louis Circuit Judge Rex Burlison ordered a new election in the dispute between Bruce Franks and Rep. Penny Hubbard late Friday, stating…
ST. LOUIS – A verdict expected from St. Louis Circuit Judge Rex Burlison either today or Tuesday could determine whether or not a new election is held…
HALLSVILLE, Mo. – With two months until the November elections, many have turned off their television sets to escape the deluge of political messages or…
COLUMBIA, Mo. – In a teleconference with reporters Wednesday, University of Missouri football coach Barry Odom revealed a team policy that may put the school…
ST. LOUIS – An investigation from the St. Louis Post-Dispatch alleged Wednesday that Rep. Penny Hubbard, D-St. Louis, and her campaign may have committed substantial absentee voter…