The Senate’s last legislative day would turn out to be the next day. However, there were two issues that had been boiling all ...

Pacific, MO — Jim Avery has officially announced his candidacy for Missouri State Senate District 22. Avery is seeking to ...

Kehoe won almost every single policy battle he waged. From St. Louis police, taxes, and school choice money, Governor Kehoe ...

School choice is an issue that has been gaining momentum in recent months, and for good reason. There is truly nothing more important than setting our children up for success.

Few things truly matter in life as much as your health. That’s why it’s so important that we do everything possible to preserve access to quality, affordable health care. Unfortunately, this access is ...

Compass Academy Network (CAN) is pleased to announce its expansion to Atlanta, Missouri for the summer of 2025. The free, four-week enrichment program for middle school students will be hosted at ...

I’m a single parent of two children, one of which is in middle school. Balancing keeping my kids safe while also allowing them the freedom to grow, learn, and experience life on their own is a ...

During the last two weeks of the session, The Missouri Times will bring you hourly updates of floor activity for each chamber. Below is all the activity in the House from Thursday, May 15. The House ...

SEDALIA, MO — Israel Baeza, a proven conservative, has announced his candidacy for state representative. Running as a Republican, he hopes to replace term-limited Rep. Brad Pollitt who has faithfully ...

NEW LONDON, MO – Justin Barnhart, Executive Director of Northeast Missouri Sheltered Workshop and longtime advocate for community development, is proud to announce his candidacy for Missouri State ...

From Springfield to Hannibal, from Kansas City to St. Louis, and everywhere in between, Missourians are facing a silent crisis: a lack of access to quality healthcare. The common denominator in ...

Senator McCreery requested a roll call vote on the amendment. Senator Schnelting moved for the previous question. The motion passed 22-11. HRJ 73 passed 21-1. Amid shouting in the gallery, the gallery ...