State Government
McCloskeys enter guilty plea for lesser charges, potential for a pardon is on the tableST. LOUIS, Mo. – Mark and Patricia McCloskey pleaded guilty to lesser charges on Thursday afternoon rather than the initial felony charges they were faced with. Last summer,… Read More
State Government
Kansas City Council members who voted to ‘defund police’ may be subject to fines and removal according to state lawKANSAS CITY, Mo. – On Friday, the Kansas City Board of Police Commissioners filed a lawsuit aimed at Mayor Quinton Lucas and the City Council after they voted to… Read More
State Government
Boone County Democratic Party raffle leads to legal gray areaCOLUMBIA, Mo – The Boone County Democratic Party recently held a fundraising raffle for a chance to win a Lux Pass to a True/False Film Fest – but… Read More
National, State Government
Crowded primary key for one Missouri Senate candidateWith the announcement of Senator Roy Blunt’s retirement, all eyes are focused on who will replace Missouri’s senior senator in the 2022 midterm elections. It has only been… Read More
State Government
Education Reform Advocates Organize at Missouri CapitolJEFFERSON CITY, Mo – Education reform advocates took to the Missouri Capitol on Tuesday to express support for legislation enabling School Choice and to push for the reopening of… Read More