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Will Scharf, who is a former Assistant US Attorney, and a member of President-Elect Trump’s legal team in his Federal Election Interference cases, has been appointed by Trump to a White House position. Scharf will
Just over a year after a new law went into effect to combat district driving, authorities across Missouri are now preparing to limit the illegal act across the state. The Hands-Free Law was signed in
Missouri is now asking for federal disaster relief for counties effected by severe storms earlier this month. The state is asking for aid in 14 counties in central and southern Missouri. Governor Parson says the
Missouri Senator Eric Schmitt says he’s withdrawn his name from consideration for the Attorney General of the United States. Schmitt says in a recent X post that he ran for the US Senate to represent
The first increase in Missouri’s minimum wage after voters passed Proposition A will go into effect January 1st of 2025. The minimum wage will go from $12.30 an hour to $13.75 an hour. It will
Planned Parenthood filed a lawsuit on Wednesday, following the passage of Amendment 3 to restore abortion rights to Missouri. The lawsuit asks that the court set a schedule that allows Planned Parenthood to start providing
Amendment 3, which will put the constitutional right to abortion into Missouri law, is now projecting to pass. The hotly-debated amendment will ensure that the right to abortion remains in the state, and replace a
The Mayor of Billings is denying allegations that she lied about her residency eligibility. Melissa Venable faces criminal charges, and investigators say she lied on paperwork about where she lives. State law says a candidate
Today (October 14th) is Columbus Day. Most Federal, State, and County offices are closed in observance of the Holiday, which celebrates the arrival of Christopher Columbus in the Americas in 1492. It’s one of Missouri’s
The Missouri State Highway Patrol is warning you about a new scam where the caller claims to be a State Trooper. Scammers call people associated with individuals who have been involved in a crash. The
A Missouri Agency violated the State’s open records law in connection with a court case. Cole County Circuit Judge Jon Beetem has ruled the Missouri Department of Social Services violated the Sunshine Law by wrongfully
The question of allowing sports betting to take place in the state of Missouri will be on the November ballot, per a judge’s recent ruling. Under the proposed initiative, at least Five Million dollars a
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