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Missouri’s Director of Public Safety is retiring. A news release from Governor Mike Parson’s office says Sandra Karsten will retire next month. She was appointed by Governor Parson in 2018 and was the first woman
Missouri Lawmakers held their veto session Wednesday, dealing with 12 total bills that Governor Parson vetoed. Out of the 12, just one was discussed. It was a House Bill 2010, which would appropriate money for
The Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services will begin enforcing Governor Parson’s executive order to ban psychoactive cannabis products next week. These products have not been approved by the F-D-A or the state of
A man has drowned at the Lake of the Ozarks. The Highway Patrol says 81-year-old Allan Mueller of Jefferson City was reported missing Monday night. His body was found floating in Spring Cove Tuesday morning.
The 2024 legislatives session ended Friday around 3 PM. It was a contentious session, and some are saying there may have to be a special session. Lawmakers approved a roughly $51 billion state budget before
The Missouri House of Representatives has designated Branson as the Live Entertainment Capital of Missouri. A bill sponsored by Taney County Representative Brian Seitz recognized Branson’s contributions to the economy of Missouri has passed with
The Missouri State Capitol dome will be lighted blue and white is support of Israel. Acting Governor Mike Kehoe has ordered the Missouri State Capitol dome to be lit in blue and white during the
The Missouri Capitol library is closed indefinitely because of safety concerns with the dome ceiling. Contractors were investigating an overhead crack in January. A structural analysis found enough problems to prompt an immediate evacuation. Senate
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