Lobbyists and the establishment will not like it, but when elected, I will be joining the Missouri Senate’s Conservative Caucus. I want to provide voters…
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Companies begin serving customers under name established with 2018 merger KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Local energy providers, Westar Energy and KCP&L are now serving customers…
Nathan Bowen, an insurance agent and native from Pierce City, announced his bid for State Representative of the 157th district. “I am running for State…
WAYNESVILLE, Mo. —Missouri attorney and Iraq War veteran, Bill Hardwick launched his campaign for Missouri HD 122 on September 28 with a kickoff rally. Hardwick…
Kansas City has recently made headlines for its efforts at the municipal level to try and stem violent crime. In the wake of some of…
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — Missouri Gov. Mike Parson was again traveling the state this week, making a stop in Rocheport to tout the I-70 bridge…
The Missouri NEA has submitted six initiative petitions to the Secretary of State that could significantly change the landscape for K-12 schools in our state…
When writing a weekly column, it’s tempting to toss red meat to the readers rather than dig into more complicated issues. For once, the latest…
ST. LOUIS, Mo. — Dr. Alisa Warren, Executive Director for the Missouri Commission on Human Rights (MCHR), was elected First Vice President of the International…
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — Missouri’s controversial voter ID law is finally before the state’s highest court. The Missouri Supreme Court heard oral arguments in the…