From St. Louis Public Radio: Missouri Gov. Mike Kehoe signed a wide-reaching utility bill into law Wednesday (April 9th). The legislation changes a range of policies related to how utilities operate and bill customers in the state. “With this legislation, Missouri is well-positioned to attract new industry, support job growth, and maintain affordable, reliable energy for our […]
For-profit referral companies that connect Missouri seniors to assisted living facilities would be required to disclose their financial ties to those facilities under a bill debated in a Missouri Senate committee on Wednesday. The proposal, which is included in a sweeping health bill, aims to add “protections for families looking to place their loved one […]
For-profit referral companies that connect Missouri seniors to assisted living facilities would be required to disclose their financial ties to those facilities under a bill debated in a Missouri Senate committee on Wednesday. The proposal, which is included in a sweeping health bill, aims to add “protections for families looking to place their loved one […]
Update: Second District Detectives need help identifying and locating the suspects shown in the below video and their gray Hyundai Santa Fe (note: The Santa Fe was revealed to have been stolen from Cahokia Heights, IL). They are wanted for this incident. The carjacked Dodge was later used in another carjacking the same day. The […]
Democrats include Ann Wagner's 2nd District as one of 35 GOP seats that are "vulnerable" in 2026. Wagner has held her seat since 2013, through seven elections.
After crashing head-on into an ambulance, doctors weren’t sure if 18-year-old Maci McCabe would survive. Now, she’s back on her feet, ready for prom and graduation.
During Trump 1.0, his captured FCC took at absolute hatchet to what was left of media ownership limits. Those limits, built on the back of decades of bipartisan collaboration, prohibited local broadcasters and media from growing too large, trampling smaller (and more diversely owned) competitors underfoot. The result has been a rise in local news deserts and […]
With less than six weeks left in the legislative session, Missouri House Republicans scrapped their latest of several iterations of an abortion ban in search of a new solution.
The newest proposed constitutional amendment got its first committee hearing Wednesday night with a bill filed by Republican state Rep. Ed Lewis of Moberly presented to the House Children and Families Committee by its new handler, state Rep. Brian Seitz, a Branson Republican.
Seitz told his colleagues the legislation, a…