Area congressional delegation reacts to impeachment
NewMembers of Congress representing parts of Mid-Missouri made statements Wednesday morning on their Twitter feeds as open hearings began in the House’s…
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Report: No evidence St. Louis prosecutor was threatened
ST. LOUIS (AP) A special prosecutor tasked with determining if attorneys for former Missouri Gov. Eric Greitens threatened St. Louis’ top prosecutor…
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Missouri House Committee on Gaming hears from industry officials about sports betting industry
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (KMIZ) A representative for Major League Baseball made an appearance at Thursday’s Missouri House Committee on Gaming hearing.…
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Hartzler calls impeachment proceedings a ‘sham’ after House passes new rules
COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) U.S. Rep. Vicky Hartzler on Friday called the impeachment investigation of President Donald Trump a “sham” and “waste of time.”…
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Abortion clinic hearing ends a day early
ST. LOUIS (AP) – An administrative hearing to decide whether the state of Missouri can revoke the abortion license for the state’s only abortion…
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State pays out $1.3 million in interest for late tax refunds
The Missouri Department of Revenue has paid taxpayers significantly more in interest from late tax refunds so far this year, according to a…
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WASTEBUSTERS: State’s legal expenses top $6 million in May
Missouri’s legal expenses totaled $6,064,739 in May, according to the Attorney General report on the Legal Expense Fund. That amount represents…
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WASTEBUSTERS: Questionable contract cost state $45,000 in interest, fees
A report from the Missouri State Auditor’s Office released Wednesday shows the state lost a total of $45,000 in fees and uncollected interest in what…
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WASTEBUSTERS: Missouri could lose $3.6M to federal government, LU says
Lincoln University in Jefferson City could soon be forced to send more than $3.6M to the federal government on Sept. 30. That money was part of…
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Attorney: Missouri House restriction of certain records violates state constitution
An attorney for a government transparency group filed a lawsuit against Missouri lawmakers Wednesday over a public records rule that he claims…
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Columbia mayor, governor talk road projects, crime
Columbia Mayor Brian Treece and Missouri Gov. Mike Parson said partnerships between the two government entities are important to making things…
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Gov. Parson fields questions after meeting with city officials
Gov. Mike Parson met with Columbia city leaders Thursday afternoon to discuss priorities for the city. Parson took questions from reporters along…
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Missouri governor launches anti-vaping campaign with executive order
In a press conference Tuesday, Gov. Mike Parson announced a new executive order that will launch an anti-vaping campaign. The “Clear the Air:…
Continue ReadingState Auditor Galloway critical of management of rainy day fund
State Auditor Nicole Galloway held news conference Tuesday in the Missouri Capitol to discuss her office’s audit of the Budget Reserve Fund,…
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Parson to hold conference on vaping epidemic in Missouri
Gov. Mike Parson will address the rate of young people using e-cigarettes and other vaping products Tuesday morning at a news conference. The…
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Parson’s campaign manager to be questioned in abortion case
Gov. Mike Parson’s campaign manager will be questioned by lawyers representing Planned Parenthood about his involvement in a decision to deny a…
Continue Reading Missouri House Gaming Committee meets on alleged illegal slot machines
The Missouri House Gaming Committee is holding a hearing Thursday as investigations continue into illegal slot machines. The Missouri State Highway…
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Blunt, Hartzler clash with Trump on Syria
Missouri U.S. Sen. Roy Blunt and Rep. Vicky Hartzler are among Republicans who oppose President Donald Trump’s decision to pull U.S. troops out…
Continue ReadingAppeals court: Missouri owes corrections officers nearly $114 million in missed pay
A Missouri appeals court has sided with a local judge’s ruling that the state Department of Corrections owes corrections officers for unpaid…
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Missouri a ‘strong contender’ for Hyperloop test track
A U.S. company behind Hyperloop transportation technology is considering where to build a small stretch of track, and Missouri is a “strong…
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