KANSAS CITY, Mo. – When Richard Brown won a seat in the House of Representatives last month by beating incumbent Rep. Bonnaye Mims, D-Kansas City,…
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On Sunday’s episode of This Week in Missouri Politics, longtime friend of the show Sen. Eric Schmitt joins host Scott Faughn to talk about his…
ST. LOUIS – Vice-President Joe Biden traveled to St. Louis to cohost a roundtable discussion with local business leaders to discuss technology employment and re-education efforts. At…
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – Most observers expected the governor’s race to be contentious and after several weeks of simmering tension, the campaigns reached full boil…
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…
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…
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…