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You’ll see a lot of flowers and corsages in Jefferson City for today’s opening of Missouri’s 2025 legislative session. Both chambers will gavel-in at noon under the state Constitution. 163 newly-elected state representatives will be
A state lawmaker who represents Columbia and Boone County in Jefferson City has been re-elected, after beating GOP challenger John Potter. State Rep. Adrian Plank (D-Columbia), a union carpenter, has won re-election to his second
Missouri’s governor says the state’s $2.8 billion I-70 expansion and improvement plan will be a model for the nation. A groundbreaking ceremony for the project was held in scorching heat Thursday outside Columbia’s Drury Plaza
This afternoon and evening are your opportunities to learn new details about the massive I-70 expansion project that begins this summer between Columbia and Kingdom City, including improved intersections and I-70 and Highway 63 and
A Missouri House committee is expected to vote this afternoon on legislation from a Columbia lawmaker to designate the first full week in May as Missouri compost awareness month. The Missouri House Rural Community Development
Missouri’s governor says his administration will leave a record $1.5 billion on the bottom line for the next administration. While GOP Governor Mike Parson outlined his budget and 2024 legislative priorities during Wednesday’s State of
Missouri’s governor predicts the $20-million expansion of the MU Research Reactor (MURR) in Columbia will change the world in the future. Governor Mike Parson tells reporters he’s thrilled that the three-story addition will expand MURR’s
Missouri’s governor says the Show-Me State is currently in the running for five projects that are worth at least $2-billion each. Governor Mike Parson (R) made his comments Friday in Columbia to transportation professionals and
More than 200 people packed the Boone County Fairgrounds’ coliseum in Columbia for Saturday morning’s ham breakfast. Just Jeff’s catered the fair breakfast, which included scrambled eggs, Boone County country ham, biscuits and gravy and
Missouri’s 2023 legislative session is underway in Jefferson City. Both chambers gaveled-in at noon on Wednesday, per the state Constitution. Republicans have supermajorities in both chambers: 111-52 in the Missouri House and 24-10 in the
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