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Missouri voters in St. Louis, Kansas City, and Jefferson City to decide ballot measures on April 5

Voters will decide two ballot measures in St. Louis, three ballot measures in Kansas City, and one ballot measure in Jefferson City, Missouri on April 5. St. Louis: St. Louis… Read More

April 5, 2022
National, State Government
Even in beet-red Missouri, university professors overwhelmingly support Democrat candidates and causes. Why?

University of Missouri students couldn’t get a more Democrat-leaning group of faculty and administrators if they were being schooled directly by the Democratic National Committee. That’s not an exaggeration, according… Read More

April 5, 2022
State Government
St. Louis to require many departing officers to reimburse the city for training academy expenses

ST. LOUIS, Mo. – St. Louis Mayor Tishaura Jones has signed a bill into law that may deter police recruits from signing up – and will definitely penalize them if… Read More

April 4, 2022
State Government
Missouri could soon abolish tax on Social Security benefits

(The Center Square) – Missouri taxpayers wouldn’t pay state taxes on public pensions and Social Security benefits under a bill in the Legislature. House Bill… Read More

April 1, 2022
State Government
Parson declares COVID pandemic over in Missouri, endemic begins Friday

(The Center Square) – Missouri Republican Gov. Mike Parson announced during a press conference on Wednesday the COVID-19 pandemic was over and the state will begin an endemic phase on… Read More

March 31, 2022
State Government
Bill to fund charter schools passes Kentucky Senate

(The Center Square) – A bill that would provide funding for charter schools in Kentucky passed the state Senate on Tuesday. Kentucky law established charter schools five years ago, but that… Read More

March 31, 2022
State Government
Joplin woman identifies attempted mugger as crazed criminal who killed two Joplin police officers earlier this month

JOPLIN, Mo. – A woman who fought off an attempted robbery four months ago has identified the would-be thief as the same criminal who shot… Read More

March 30, 2022
State Government
Missouri state and local officials make requirements for electric vehicle charging stations more realistic

(The Center Square) – A week after the St. Louis County Council moved to amend an ordinance requiring electric vehicle charging stations, a legislator sponsoring a bill to force… Read More

March 30, 2022
National, State Government
Missouri and Kansas join 19 other states in suing to end the Biden administration’s mask mandates on public transportation

Attorneys general for Missouri and Kansas Tuesday joined a lawsuit with 19 other AGs seeking to end the Biden administration’s lingering mask mandate on planes, trains and buses. Read More

March 29, 2022
State Government
O’Fallon councilman Dave Hinman aims for Missouri House

O’Fallon City Councilman Dave Hinman has announced he will be running for state representative of District 103. Proudly running as a Republican, he plans to win his primary… Read More

March 28, 2022
State Government
Car, home and business break-ins are plaguing Kansas City residents. What you can do about it

After a stunning 40 vehicles in Grandview, Missouri and 70 in nearby Overland Park, Kansas were broken into last week by brazen burglars,… Read More

March 28, 2022
State Government
Successful ‘Share the Harvest’ program celebrates 30th year in Missouri with large donation

The Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) is celebrating its 30th year of hosting the “Share the Harvest” program, allowing deer hunters to donate surplus venison to help feed… Read More

March 25, 2022
State Government
Kansas constitutional amendment would limit rulemaking – and ‘lawmaking’ – by unelected bureaucrats

In a victory for government accountability and self-governance, the Kansas Senate this week approved a proposed constitutional amendment that would set limits on the state bureaucracy’s ability to… Read More

March 25, 2022
State Government
SPS Board of Education candidates emphasize need for transparency, disavow Critical Race Theory

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. – Two Springfield Board of Education candidates are pushing back against mainstream education ideology, vowing to increase transparency between the district and parents and focus on… Read More

March 24, 2022
State Government
A raging war on car owners is crossing Kansas City and state lines. What is being done about it?

There’s an escalating war on vehicle owners in Kansas City as the criminal justice system does little to stop it. Just this week, authorities say some… Read More

March 24, 2022
State Government
Bills would pause Missouri’s fuel tax for six months

(The Center Square) – Two identical bills would give Missourians a one-time, six-month motor fuel tax holiday, but an exemption of the state’s sales tax also was mentioned during… Read More

March 24, 2022
State Government
Missouri bill would let students graduate early and use their school funds for college

(The Center Square) – Students graduating early from high school and advancing to a postsecondary institution would receive 90% of the funding spent on them by their school district… Read More

March 23, 2022
State Government
Bill to limit sanctuary cities and municipal IDs clears Kansas House, now on to Senate

A bill to preclude sanctuary city laws and limit the reach of “municipal IDs,” such as the ones coming in Wyandotte County, was approved by the Kansas House… Read More

March 22, 2022
State Government
Missouri AG Schmitt settles ‘taxation by citation’ lawsuit against Moscow Mills

(The Center Square) – The City of Moscow Mills, Missouri, denied any wrongdoing in a legal settlement with Attorney General Eric Schmitt regarding allegations of requiring traffic-ticket quotas. Read More

March 22, 2022
State Government
St. Louis County councilman wants state investigation in death of top aide

(The Center Square) – A member of the St. Louis County Council is requesting the Missouri State Highway Patrol investigate the death of Cora Faith Walker, who was the chief… Read More

March 22, 2022