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 …
Read More »Missouri Gov. Mike Parson Signs HB 2634, Prohibiting Public Funds to Abortion Providers
In another step for the pro-life movement in Missouri, Governor Mike Parson is putting the recently-passed HB 2634 into law. Parson signed the bill Thursday morning, which …
Read More »Congressman Eric Burlison of SWMO Pushing for Israeli Aid after Trip to Middle East
After visiting the country of Israel earlier this month, Congressman Eric Burlison is now publicly advocating for an increase in aid and assistance for the area. After …
Read More »Missouri Attorney General’s Lawsuit Against Springfield Public Schools Postponed to 2025
A trial hearing for a lawsuit between the Missouri Attorney General’s Office and Springfield Public Schools has been pushed back to next year. The three-day trial was …
Read More »Springfield City Council Adopting Lake Springfield Plan
The Springfield City Council is moving forward with a proposed plan to reinvigorate Lake Springfield and the site of the James River Power Station. The plan, which …
Read More »Hand Recount of Willard Mayor’s Race Ends in a Tie, Candidates to Decide Between Runoff.. or Coin Flip
A runoff, or a very entertaining coinflip, will decide who the next Mayor of Willard will be soon. During last week’s election on April 2, former Alderman …
Read More »Republican Presidential Caucus Taking Place in Missouri
For registered Republican voters in Missouri, Saturday is a big opportunity to help determine who the GOP nominee will be in the upcoming 2024 Presidential Election. Saturday, …
Read More »August Primary Filing Begins Today
Some Statewide Candidates are rushing to the Kirkpatrick Building in Jefferson City today to make their bids for office official, while others await the final day of …
Read More »Lawmakers in Missouri House Pass Bill Banning Celebratory Gunfire
Almost a week after 22 people were injured during a shooting at the Chiefs Super Bowl parade in Kansas City, lawmakers in Missouri are attempting to pass …
Read More »Absentee Voting in Greene County Begins Tuesday, February 20
For those who will be unable to vote in person for the April 2 election, the ability to vote absentee becomes available tomorrow. If you wish to …
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