Politics
Missouri Lt. Gov. Wasinger lays out conservative path forward, calls for tax relief after Republican midterm defeatsMissouri’s midterm election brought the loss of a Republican supermajority in the state House, the defeat of a veteran congresswoman and the passage of several liberal-leaning… Read More
Politics
Missouri Republicans hold both chambers, lose one U.S. House seat in blue rippleThe blue wave seen elsewhere in the nation made a ripple in St. Louis on election night, shaking up the congressional delegation and chipping away at the Republican majority… Read More
Politics
‘All eyes are on Missouri’: Governor Kehoe, pro-life advocates say vote yes on Amend 3Missouri Gov. Mike Kehoe joined pro-life advocates in a final rally around the state for Missouri’s Amendment 3 on the eve of the midterm elections. “Amendment 3… Read More
Government
Trump administration awards Missouri $216 million for rural health careMissouri will receive more than $45 million to support rural health care, the Trump administration announced Tuesday, part of a total $216 million the state is… Read More
Government
Gov. Kehoe signs executive order to protect Missourians while still equipping law enforcementMissouri Gov. Mike Kehoe has become the first governor in the U.S. to implement Flock camera safeguards to protect citizen privacy while still allowing law enforcement to use them. Read More
Courts
Missouri congressional map battle ensues as federal judge clashes with state supreme courtThe fight over Missouri’s congressional map continues after a federal judge restored the Missouri FIRST Map for the November election Tuesday, just minutes after a U.S. Supreme Court justice… Read More
Culture
Missouri leaders promote national pride, faith in Jesus during Vance visitBefore Vice President JD Vance spoke to a crowd in Kansas City on Monday, state leaders delivered speeches calling for unity and the return of faith in Jesus Christ… Read More
Missouri Legislature
Bringing ‘sentencing certainty’ to Missouri: Gov. Kehoe signs sweeping juvenile crime billA new Missouri law will soon keep repeat juvenile offenders off the streets and allow police and prosecutors to share criminal history data to better track juvenile criminals. Read More
Missouri, Politics
‘I’m a big fan of his:’ Missouri governor is hopeful Sen. Eric Schmitt becomes next U.S. Attorney GeneralThe governor of Missouri is voicing strong support for a fellow Republican to fill the nation’s top law enforcement vacancy following reports the lawmaker is on the short… Read More
Missouri Legislature, Taxes
Gov. Kehoe’s plan to phase out Missouri income taxes moves to the SenateThe Missouri House passed a constitutional amendment Thursday aiming to completely phase out the individual state income tax. House Joint Resolutions 173 and 174 are now heading to… Read More
State Government
Mike Kehoe announces run for governorMissouri Lt. Gov. Mike Kehoe (R) announced on April 5 that he is running for governor in 2024. As of April 11, he is the only official candidate in… Read More
National, State Government
Bill would prohibit Missourians from doing business with Russia(The Center Square) – Private and public entities receiving taxpayer funds in Missouri will be prohibited from entering contracts with Russia under a proposed bill introduced Tuesday in the… Read More
State Government
Lieutenant Governor Kehoe fights for Missouri businessesThe Office of Missouri Lieutenant Governor has created a national Buy Missouri economic development initiative to help promote Missouri-based businesses and products. The campaign aims to promote… Read More
State Government
Pro-life Advocates Flock to Capitol for Midwest March for LifeJEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – Hundreds of Missourians flocked to the Missouri Capitol Wednesday to attend the Midwest March for Life event on the south lawn. Attendees heard… Read More
State Government
Kehoe announces 2024 gubernatorial run, forgoing US Senate bid(The Missouri Times) — Instead of making a bid for Roy Blunt’s U.S. Senate seat in 2022, Lt. Gov. Mike Kehoe said he will run… Read More
State Government
Multiple Events Organized as Pro-life Efforts Continue in MissouriJEFFERSON CITY, Mo – Multiple pro-life events commenced in Missouri this week including the Show Me Life Legislative Action web event and the Show Me Abolition rally. The… Read More
National, State Government
Blunt shocker spurs scramble among Missouri GOP hopefuls eyeing Senate bids(The Center Square) – Missouri senior Sen. Roy Blunt’s unexpected announcement Monday that he won’t seek a fourth six-year term in 2022 has sparked a scramble among Republican hopefuls… Read More