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A state government veteran who has served as chief of staff to a governor and to a secretary of state has been appointed as director of the Missouri Department of Revenue (DOR). Governor-elect Mike Kehoe
The dean of Missouri’s congressional delegation, who represents mid-Missouri’s Moberly and Mexico, says he would not rule out serving in President-elect Trump’s administration. President-elect Trump will be inaugurated in January. U.S. Rep. Sam Graves (R-Tarkio)
The November general election is about six weeks away. Boone County clerk Brianna Lennon reminds voters that October 9 is the deadline to register to vote: “So anyone that is brand-new to Missouri or has
Missouri’s nine Senate Democrats ended their 50-hour filibuster in Jefferson City on Wednesday, after State Sen. Mary Elizabeth Coleman (R-Arnold) requested that the Senate send initiative petition legislation back to the Missouri House for a
Bipartisan legislation aimed at preventing veteran suicides is expected to hit the Missouri Senate floor soon. The Missouri House recently voted 157-0 to approve the bill from Missouri House Veterans Committee chairman Rep. Dave Griffith
GOP Governor Mike Parson remains in the Missouri Governor’s Mansion in 2024 and Republicans will have supermajorities in both legislative chambers in the new session. It begins on Wednesday January 3 at high noon in
Two Missouri GOP state senators who are running for secretary of state next year are blaming each other for the defeat of sports wagering legislation in Jefferson City this year. Senate President Pro Tem Caleb
State Sen. Holly Rehder (R-Scott City) is a veteran lawmaker in Jefferson City. She’s served more than 11 years in the Missouri Legislature: eight in the House and three in the Missouri Senate. She’s launched
Missouri’s lieutenant governor says the one thing that is for certain in the Missouri Senate is that nothing is for certain. He’s referring to the chaos that happened Friday in Jefferson City on the final
Missouri’s GOP secretary of state and gubernatorial candidate Jay Ashcroft says Missourians don’t elect legislators for social media speeches but elect them to enact good policy. He’s disappointed with Friday’s chaos in the Missouri Senate,
A $2.8 billion bipartisan plan to six-lane I-70 across Missouri has been approved by a conference committee of Missouri Senate and House budget negotiators and is heading back to the two respective chambers. The measure
Monday is President’s Day, also known as President George Washington’s birthday. It is a federal, Missouri state and county holiday. The federal President’s Day holiday is celebrated each year on the third Monday in February. The
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