HANNIBAL, Mo. – Democrats from across the state flocked to Hannibal this past weekend to celebrate the annual Democrat Days celebration. While the event served…
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JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – The Capitol’s main south steps, around the Thomas Jefferson statue, will be closed and removed beginning on or after March 21.…
ST. LOUIS — Federal and State leaders joined Mayor Francis Slay to announce the City’s ability to deliver a 99-acre site for the National…
State of Missouri has committed up to $131 million to keeping site in St. Louis ST. LOUIS, MO – Gov. Jay Nixon today…
On March’s first installment of This Week in Missouri Politics, former Congressman Russ Carnahan speaks with host Scott Faughn about his decision to run for…
Measure Also Ensures Integrity of Campaign Funds JEFFERSON CITY— The Missouri State Senate advanced an ethics bill this week that will change how campaign…
JEFFERSON CITY – Gregg Smith, Clinton, is the new chair of the Missouri Highways and Transportation Commission, and Stephen R. Miller, Kansas City, is…
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – Sen. Jill Schupp, D-Creve Coeur, today offered an amendment that would have increased reporting requirements for political action committees (PACs)…
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – The Missouri House and Senate this week worked together to provide veto-proof support to “paycheck protection” legislation sponsored by state…
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – The Missouri Public Service Commission has approved an application which grants KCP&L-Greater Missouri Operations Company (GMO) a certificate of convenience and…