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Just a week after a closed door meeting regarding new Missouri State University President “Biff” Williams and the federal lawsuit he is named in, MSU’s Faculty Senate is considering a potential “no confidence” vote. University
Voters in Webster County are being asked next month to decide whether seniors should get a tax break. Proposition 1 on the November 5th ballot asks if, beginning in 2025, the County should exempt qualified
Tuesday marks the beginning of no excuse in-person absentee voting here in Missouri for the upcoming primary elections. This form of voting will be available until Monday, August 5th, the day before the August 6th
Humansville Utility Clerk Sophia Piper is being accused of preventing some candidates from filing their paperwork to run in the April election. City Clerk Tiffani Jenkins filed a complaint with the state in in march
Voters in Willard will go to the polls June 18th to elect their next Mayor. In the April election, Sam Snider and Troy Smith tied for the seat with 349 votes a piece. Smith says
The Greene County Clerk’s office has been notified that some voters in Fair Grove received incorrect ballots in Tuesdays municipal election. Officials discovered that some addresses were not adjusted after the city changed several boundary
A 3% Sales Tax on adult-use recreational marijuana was heavily passed throughout the Ozarks on Tuesday. Voters in Rogersville, Nixa, Republic, Fordland, Dent County, Pleasant Hope, Billings and several others approved the issue. Billings has
For several years now, sports betting bills have failed to gain much traction in the Missouri Legislature. While that remains the case in this session, a new way to legalize sports betting is gaining momentum.
Many Greene County residents can begin fulfilling their civic duty and vote in the April 2nd election starting today. “No Excuse” absentee voting begins March 19th and runs all the way up to the election.
Discussion in Bolivar is swirling over a new tax increase proposal. “Proposition Public Safety” will be voted on in the city’s Municipal Election April 2nd and, if passed, add a ¾ cent sales tax to
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 March 26th. It’s a big year for elections
UPDATE: The City of Springfield now owns Hammons Field. City council members approved the purchase Tuesday morning during an 11:30 a.m. vote. The $12 million price tag also includes several parking lots associated with the
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