“We have got to keep our businesses open and our students in the classroom. There are safe ways to ensure our economy can continue to operate, our citizens can stay employed, and our students can continue to learn.”
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"It’s time for our public universities to open their books and show us what their students are getting for their money."
A coalition of lawmakers and civil rights groups gathered in the Capitol Monday to denounce a controversial public safety bill.
"Missourians deserve something real, and in a day and age where public trust is at an all-time low, John Brunner is a breath of fresh air."
The Missouri State Fair is set to return this year after COVID-19 sidelined most of its annual events in 2020.
Here’s a look at Lt. Gov. Mike Kehoe’s career so far, from mid-Missouri businessman to a gubernatorial hopeful.
Instead of making a bid for Roy Blunt’s U.S. Senate seat in 2022, Lt. Gov. Mike Kehoe said he will run for governor in 2024.
The Missouri Department of Revenue (DOR) extended its deadline for 2020 state individual tax filing and payment by a month.
After months of consideration, Gov. Mike Parson named two appointments to the University of Missouri (MU) Board of Curators this week.
“Missouri is better off because we have a governor who follows the science instead of the media.”