This Week in Missouri Politics hosted by Scott Faughn, is expanding its borders to now be broadcast in the Great Northwest
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Businesswoman Linda Ragsdale has announced her campaign for O’Fallon City Council, Ward 5.
Missouri politico and internet personality John Combest has written a new book. But it is not about politics.
Yesterday afternoon, Governor Mike Parson delivered his State of the State address to both chambers of the Missouri General Assembly from the dais in the House of Representatives.
On January 1st veteran lobbyists Heath Clarkston and Doug Nelson formed their own firm, a new entity entitled “Clarkston Nelson LLC”.
Empower Missouri held a press conference earlier this week in order to bring attention to the Clean Slate Campaign, which they are leading throughout the state.
For the next two days, Missouri legislators from both chambers and both sides of the aisle will meet together at Lincoln University for a legislative retreat.
Rep. Tracy McCreery has won the seat for Senate District 24.
Like many parents, Grubb became more interested in the dealings of her local school once the COVID-19 pandemic hit. Eventually, she became more active in meetings.
Boyd upset the incumbent in House District 2, Rep. Randy Railsback. The 24-year-old won by a shocking amount, a victory of over 30 points.