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Education, Missouri
Missouri parents are asking what schools, mayor knew about drag performances attended by middle schoolers

Public officials in Columbia, Missouri are on the spot to explain themselves after exposing school children to drag performances under the guise of a diversity celebration for Martin Luther King… Read More

January 24, 2023
Illegal Immigration
Texas border sheriff sends SOS seeking aid: ‘Illegal aliens wreaking havoc in our communities’

(The Center Square) – Kinney County, Texas, Sheriff Brad Coe is pleading for help from his colleagues in three states as his department is overwhelmed by the surge in foreign nationals… Read More

January 23, 2023
Education, Missouri
Missouri governor’s spending spree, including a proposed $56 million on pre-K, raises questions

Missouri Gov. Mike Parson unveiled a number of ambitious spending initiatives in his State of the State speech, including $56 million to expand pre-kindergarten options that some are questioning.“Fifty percent… Read More

January 23, 2023
Missouri Legislature
‘Tired of seeing us bicker’: Missouri’s elected leaders hope divisiveness is over

(The Center Square) – Missourians are tired of divisiveness and bickering amongst elected leaders and want progress, according to leaders from both parties.Following Republican Gov. Mike Parson’s State… Read More

January 23, 2023
Kansas City, Politics
Grandmother, former public school teacher Jill Sasse running in KC’s 6th Council District for law enforcement, against government overreach

Grandmother of five and former public school teacher Jill Sasse is running for Kansas City Council, prioritizing public safety and stopping government overreach to bring common sense back to local… Read More

January 23, 2023
Opinion
Don’t build on that puddle; Biden EPA’s new Waters of the United States rule is ‘a massive power grab’

The EPA just published its new rule redefining “waters of the United States” again and it’s a massive power grab. I’d guess most of you have heard the term WOTUS… Read More

January 20, 2023
Education, Missouri
Could Missouri implement merit-based teacher pay?

(The Heartlander) — The Missouri legislature is considering merit-based pay to increase teacher salaries and improve the quality of teaching in the classroom. “If we just keep raising the floor… Read More

January 20, 2023
Congress, Economy
Debt ceiling sets up major battle in Congress

(The Center Square) – U.S. Secretary of the Treasury Janet L. Yellen sent a letter to congressional leaders Thursday notifying them the agency has begun taking “extraordinary measures” as the… Read More

January 20, 2023
German Heritage, Missouri
Missouri Life Media to host Missouri German heritage event Feb. 23

WASHINGTON, Mo. – Missouri Life Media wants the public to enjoy its “Exploring Missouri German Heritage” event in Washington, Missouri at 5 p.m. Feb. 23. Guests will be shown… Read More

January 20, 2023
Abortion, Courts
Supreme Court leak investigation fizzles

(The Center Square) – An investigation into who leaked a draft of Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization, the opinion that overturned Roe v. Wade, was unable to determine who… Read More

January 20, 2023
Courts, Missouri
Missouri AG Bailey prioritizing Biden social media collusion lawsuit, defending Second Amendment law

(The Center Square) – A lawsuit against President Joe Biden’s administration for alleged collusion with social media companies and defending Missouri’s Second Amendment Preservation Act are priorities for Republican Attorney… Read More

January 20, 2023
Kansas, Open Records
Kansas Supreme Court: KORA requires production of electronic records

A Kansas Supreme Court decision has put public records custodians on notice: under the Kansas Open Records Act they must provide electronic copies of electronic records.“This ruling clarifies that the Kansas… Read More

January 19, 2023
Biden administration, Immigration
GOP congressmen demand immigration parole answers

(The Center Square) – A group of Republican U.S. senators and House members want the Biden administration to explain what they called a reckless decision to expand immigration parole programs. Read More

January 19, 2023
Immigration
42 Texas counties now support declaring invasion at southern border

(The Center Square) – At least 42 counties have now declared an invasion or expressed support for Texas declaring an invasion at the southern border. More are in the process… Read More

January 19, 2023
Missouri, State Government
Gov. Parson proposes $859M to expand I-70 through Missouri

(The Center Square) – Republican Missouri Gov. Mike Parson’s proposed budget includes almost a billion dollars to rebuild and expand I-70 from St. Louis to Kansas City. “To those who… Read More

January 19, 2023
Internet, Local Government
Johnson County commissioners looking for ways to livestream public comments after new chairman pulls government cameras

A Johnson County, Kansas commissioner has resorted to asking for community volunteers to video public comments at commission meetings, after the new chairman banned them from the government feed. Read More

January 18, 2023
Missouri
New federal grant brings Missouri early childhood programs total to $44M

(The Center Square) – Missouri’s Department of Elementary and Secondary Education will receive a $4 million federal grant to improve and expand access to early childhood programs.The grant brings the… Read More

January 18, 2023
Guns, Illinois
Illinois State Rifle Association files federal lawsuit against Pritzker’s gun ban

(The Center Square) – The first federal lawsuit against Illinois’ gun ban and registry has been announced by the Illinois State Rifle Association. It follows two others that were filed… Read More

January 18, 2023
Inflation
Positive GDP in Q4 sparks to optimism for 2023

(The Center Square) – Growth in the nation’s gross domestic product during the last half of 2022 shows the raising of interest rates to control inflation didn’t harm the economy,… Read More

January 17, 2023
Taxes
Property tax relief this year for low-income seniors, disabled vets

Action taken last year by the Legislature and governor will result in several types of property tax relief, including a property tax freeze in 2023 for certain Kansas senior citizens and… Read More

January 17, 2023