The State Ethics Commission has decided to be a little bit less secretive about campaign ethics...
Ethics Commission Votes To Loosen Campaign Secrecy Rules
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Politics / Govt
All Missouri Set To Vote On Issue Governing St. Louis City
One of the issues you'll be voting on next month involves added authority for the City of St....
Blunt Moves To Have New Election Laws Take Effect In Time For This Year’s Vote
Missouri's chief election official has filed emergency rulemaking so the new state election law...
Carnahan Sets Fundraising Record In Run For Senate
Nobody has ever raised as much money in Missouri to run for the United States Senate as Jean...
Project Vote Smart Running Into Roadblocks Collecting Information
A nonpartisan organization that collects information about political candidates reports a large...
New Organization Established To Represent State Workers
A new organization representing state workers has been set up. The Missouri Association of State...
Issue Ads Playing Important Role In Political Races
"Call Jim Talent" ... "Call Jean Carnahan" You've heard those "call to action" lines at the end of...
What’s In A Name? Board On Geographic Names Meets Next Month
It's not a matter of putting Missouri in its place - It's a case of putting a place in Missouri....
Talent Surges Ahead In New Senate Race Poll
A new public opinion poll on the race for Missouri's U.S. Senate seat indicates Republican...
Carnahan Delivers Dems Radio Address
The Democratic Party's weekly radio address has been delivered by Senator Jean Carnahan. In her...
WorldCom Assures PSC Bankruptcy Will Not Hurt Missouri Customers
Questions are being raised by the State Public Service Commission about the impact the WorldCom...
New Poll Places Carnahan And Talent In Tie
The latest public opinion poll on the Carnahan-Talent U.S. Senate race puts the two candidates in...
Planned Parenthood Receiving State Aid Again
Planned Parenthood has begun receiving state aid again even though another lawsuit objecting to...
Feds Send $6-Million To Help Missouri Fight Terrorism
The federal government is sending the state a $6-Million grant to beef up anti-terrorism efforts....
Anti-Abortion Group Fights Prop B
The state's biggest anti-abortion group wants people to vote against Proposition B - the issue on...
Laclede Gas Raising Rates
Missouri's biggest natural gas company is raising its rates by $14-Million. At the customer level,...
Libertarian Senate Candidate Geared For Sprint To Finish
The Libertarian Party's candidate in this year's U.S. Senate race has been there before and hopes...
State Makes Changes Regarding License Plate Stickers
Starting today, people who renew their vehicle license tags are being told to put the sticker in...
Public Hearings On Pay For Elected Officials Set To Begin
It's your turn to have a say in how much your State Representative, State Senator, Governor,...
Former Presidential Candidate Campaigns For Talent
The parade of nationally known political figures campaigning for candidates in Missouri's U.S....
Farmers Blast Eminent Domain Laws
The process under which land can be gained for public projects has come under fire. Some people...
Libertarians Criticize Carnahan-Talent Campaign Tit-For-Tat
The Libertarian Party is watching the on-going barbs being traded between The Carnahan and Talent...
Lawmakers Express Concerns About Future Funding For Higher Education
Some state legislators with years of experience in finding money for state programs are...
Driskill Open To Discussion On Tax "Loopholes"
State Economic Development Director Joe Driskill welcomes a discussion on certain corporate tax...
Democrats And Republicans Continue Debate Over Debates
The debate over debates in Missouri's U.S. Senate isn't about to end soon. The sides have all but...
Board Of Mediation Hears Allegations Of Wrongdoing In Corrections Union Vote
The State Board of Mediation is in the midst of a two-day hearing in Jefferson City to address...
Missouri A "No Go" For Meet The Press Debates
Senator Jean Carnahan has turned down an invitation to appear on a national Sunday morning talk...
Anti-Union Ad Campaign Targets St. Louis
An anti-union adverstising campaign is targetting St. Louis. The National Taxpayers Union has...
Disabled Criticize Governor’s Spenddown Plan
A proposal from the Governor's Office to address complaints about a cut in assistance to...
Bond Unveils Plan For Housing The Poor
Senator Kit Bond has unveiled his plan to meet what he sees as a growing, dramatic need - housing...