by Bill Pollock | Nov 8, 2015 | News, Sports Features
Gov. Jay Nixon issued the following statement on Sunday morning, regarding student protests at the University of Missouri. “Racism and intolerance have no place at the University of Missouri or anywhere in our state,” Gov. Nixon said. “Our colleges and universities...
by Bill Pollock | Aug 4, 2015 | News, Sports Features
St. Louis Circuit Judge Thomas Frawley ruled that the law from 2002 was confusing and therefore voided a city ordinance that required voter approval for the use of tax dollars for any project involving a professional sports facility. The members of Governor Jay...
by Jessica Machetta | Feb 20, 2014 | Crime / Courts, News
The Missouri Department of Corrections is prepared to carry out the execution of Michael Taylor on Feb. 26 pursuant to the warrant issued by the Missouri Supreme Court. That’s the statement from the Department itself, and backed by the Governor. A compounding...
by Mike Lear | Jul 19, 2013 | News
A House Committee that looks for ways to cut red tape and eliminate redundancies or unnecessary elements in government has wrapped up nine hearings in three days, throughout Missouri. Representative Paul Curtman (R-Union) is the Chairman of the Committee on Downsizing...
by Mike Lear | Jul 8, 2013 | Crime / Courts, News
Governor Jay Nixon will sign into law on Tuesday legislation meant to offer more protections to children from sexual abuse and tragic ends. One provision in House Bill 505 changes the way in which a person required to report instances of child abuse may make that...
