JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — With a fresh push at re-examining how public school teachers are evaluated and a new state Supreme Court ruling on school…
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ST. LOUIS — When Sen. Mike Parson, R-Polk County, lost the race for Majority Floor Leader before session started, he was admittedly disappointed, as most…
1. What was your first campaign experience? Probably here [in my hometown], speaking to a group of people when I first ran. I know much…
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — Senators from both sides of the aisle are indicating there will be no significant reform of the state’s $600 million dollar tax…
ST. LOUIS — One state representative is taking it in her own hands — with the help of supporting groups — to combat legislation that…
The Missouri Channel is HOT If you haven’t already had the chance to, be sure to check out the Secretary of State’s new web page…
ST. LOUIS — Following the story at the end of session where House and Senate leadership reflected on the session’s trials and triumphs, The Missouri Times decided…
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — When a stripped-down version of an education reform bill, Senate Bill 125, passed through both chambers of the General Assembly near…
ST. LOUIS — Following the story at the end of session where House and Senate leadership reflected on the session’s trials and triumphs, The Missouri…
COLUMBIA, Mo. — Missouri House Speaker Tim Jones told a gaggle of supporters and reporters last week in Columbia that he was forming a special…