Missouri House bills aim to regulate how college athletes get paid
A Missouri House committee will hear testimony Monday on three bills that would establish regulations to potential pay for college athletes.
Continue ReadingA Missouri House committee will hear testimony Monday on three bills that would establish regulations to potential pay for college athletes.
Continue ReadingA look at who the Democratic presidential contenders are, where they stand on the issues and how much they’re raising.
Continue ReadingCity officials hope a federal grant will help entice a carrier to provide flights from the Columbia Regional Airport to Charlotte, North Carolina.
Continue ReadingA look at the president’s four-day swing through the West Coast ahead of his rally in Nevada on Friday night.
Continue ReadingWith the blended voting system in Nevada, many commentators are concerned that there may be a repeat of the delays experienced in Iowa.
Continue ReadingDuring an hours-long hearing, several Missouri state lawmakers raised concerns that the company charged with scored applications for medical marijuana licenses had a conflict of interest.
Continue ReadingA Mid-Missouri representative has filed a bill meant to help high school students make decisions about their careers.
Continue ReadingAshland Board of Aldermen members say the city’s public safety is not affected by the absence of the suspended Police Chief Lyn Woolford.
Continue ReadingThe number of people who participated in the four-day early voting period here in Nevada approached the total turnout of the 2016 caucuses, a Nevada Democratic Party aide tells CNN. The high early turnout is reason to celebrate for Nevada Democrats, who see it as proof that voters are interested in the Democratic nomination fight.
Continue ReadingRepublican Missouri Attorney General Eric Schmitt says he’s running to keep his seat.
Continue ReadingAn examination of Bloomberg’s current standing in the race as he qualifies for his first debate, set to take place Wednesday night in Nevada.
Continue ReadingWhen Michael Bloomberg takes the 2020 debate stage for the first time Wednesday night, allegations of sexist and misogynistic behavior will loom over the former New York City Mayor. They include claims from the 1990s that prior to a male colleague’s wedding, Bloomberg told a group of female employees to “line up to give him
Continue ReadingGov. Mike Parson spoke about infrastructure at a meeting for County Commissioners Association of Missouri in Columbia on Friday morning.
Continue ReadingMissouri lawmakers will hold a hearing on medical marijuana licensing on Wednesday.
Continue ReadingA bill that would outlaw any breed-specific regulations enforced by local governments passed out of a House committee Tuesday.
Continue ReadingJEFFERSON CITY, Mo. A state law maker from Boone County is throwing her support to a local business owner facing a return to prison. State Rep. Cheri Toalson-Reisch, R-Hallsville, said she hoped state authorities would decide to leave Dimetrious Woods on parole instead of taking him back to prison. She joined a dozen people in
Continue ReadingThe Columbia City Council unanimously approved a construction extension for the Broadway Hotel at its meeting on Monday.
Continue ReadingA White House aide called California “occupied territory” in a tweet touting President Donald Trump’s visit to the state on Tuesday. “Just landed in California. POTUS power swing through occupied territory,” Joe Grogan, director of the Domestic Policy Council, tweeted Tuesday night. Grogan’s comments come just as Trump landed on the West Coast, where he’s
Continue ReadingThe Ashland Board of Aldermen will get an update when it meets Tuesday on the city’s internal investigation of Police Chief Lyn Woolford.
Continue ReadingThe Cooper County Clerk has filed a lawsuit against the county commission and individual commissioners claiming a contract for tax services from 1991 is still enforceable.
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