Driver Examination Stations To Close for Truman's Birthday
Driver examination stations throughout the state will be closed on Friday. May 9.
State of Missouri
Ten Commandments Posted In Missouri Schools?
Missouri Senate Bill 594 proposes displaying the Ten Commandments in public schools by 2026, igniting debate on religion's role in education and school safety.
Big GOP funders sending millions into Missouri's AG primary
Both senators representing Missouri previously served as Attorney General.
Missouri Director Of Ag to Speak at 'Ag Forward' Program
This is the second of three in a series of seminars at SFCC focused on agriculture, and includes a free dinner.
Republicans vote to make it harder to amend Missouri Constitution
Republican lawmakers on Thursday voted to make it harder to change the Missouri Constitution amid a campaign to restore abortion rights through a voter-backed constitutional amendment.
Mayor Dawson Invites Voters on Tour of Central Wastewater Plant
Sedalia Mayor Dawson invited voters to tour the Central Wastewater Plant, just days ahead of an election that will ask Sedalia citizens to approve a $60M sewer bond issue.
States Expand Low-interest Loan Programs For Farms, Businesses & New Housing
Missouri Treasurer Vivek Malek began accepting applications for about $120 million of state-subsidized, low-interest loans.
Missouri Lawmakers Fail To Override Governor Parson’s Vetoes
Missouri lawmakers on Wednesday failed to override any of the governor's budget vetoes, conceding to a pared-back budget that is $555 million slimmer than they passed.
Missouri Terminates Emergency Rule To Limit Trans Care For Minors, Some Adults
The rule pushed by Attorney General Andrew Bailey would have required adults and children to undergo more than a year of therapy
Republican Jay Ashcroft Enters Race For Missouri Governor
Missouri’s top election official Jay Ashcroft on Thursday announced he is running for governor as a Republican.