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Missouri Department of Agriculture (MDA) director Chris Chinn confirms this morning’s governor’s ham breakfast at the state fair in Sedalia is a sellout. More than 1,000 tickets have been sold for the breakfast, which gets
The Missouri House Special Interim Committee on Illegal Immigrant Crimes will hold a public hearing later this morning in Kansas City. House Speaker Dean Plocher (R-Des Peres) appointed the committee this summer. State Rep. Jim
Missouri Treasurer Vivek Malek won Missouri’s GOP primary for treasurer last week, capturing 42 percent of the vote in a six-way GOP primary. Governor Mike Parson (R) appointed Mr. Malek to the post in January
Elected officials and candidates from both major political parties will be at Thursday’s Missouri state fair ham breakfast in Sedalia, which is almost sold-out. “Missouri Times” publisher Scott Faughn joined us live on 939 the
Today is Missouri Farm Bureau/farm family day at the state fair in Sedalia. You can get a $1 off gate admission at your county farm bureau offices. Missouri Department of Agriculture (MDA) director Chris Chinn
Missouri’s governor and the first lady are in Panama this (Monday) morning on an international trade mission. Boosting Missouri exports to Panama is a priority for Governor Mike Parson, who farms in Bolivar and who
Missouri’s governor says no other governor has appointed five people to statewide offices. He’s pleased with Tuesday’s GOP primary, where Lt. Governor Mike Kehoe won the gubernatorial nomination and Andrew Bailey and Vivek Malek won
Today is day two of the Missouri state fair in Sedalia. It’s Missouri Department of Conservation day in Sedalia, and you’ll be able to visit the Conservation building for live animal exhibits and demos. They
A former Mizzou football captain and state lawmaker from Marshall is optimistic about winning a Missouri Senate seat in November. State Rep. Kurtis Gregory (R-Marshall) won a bruising GOP primary Tuesday for a state Senate
Cole County’s clerk is forecasting a 35 percent voter turnout for today’s primary. Most of Cole County’s elected positions are unopposed today, but there is a contested race for assessor. Cole County clerk Steve Korsmeyer
Cole County’s clerk is forecasting a 35 percent voter turnout for Tuesday’s primary. That number disappoints Jefferson City Mayor Ron Fitzwater, who wants to see a higher turnout. Mayor Fitzwater describes Tuesday’s election as a
Boone County’s clerk is forecasting a 25 to 30 percent voter turnout for Tuesday’s primary election. Absentee voting continues to be strong countywide. Clerk Brianna Lennon tells 939 the Eagle that they had a high
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