PHOTO: Amazon Fulfillment Center, Shakopee, Minnesota by Tony Webster Amazon announced on Wednesday that they’re planning for the first Missouri fulfillment center to be located in St. Peters but past studies have suggested that it may not directly result in […]
Cancerous label in California for common herbicide halted in Missouri-led lawsuit
ANAHEIM, Calif. — Agricultural groups, including several from Missouri, suing the state of California had a partial win in court this week as a U.S. District Court judge temporarily blocked labeling products with glyphosate as cancerous but declined to remove […]
Candidate for Senate District 14 hopes to add accountability to Jefferson City
A challenger for the Missouri Senate District 14 kicked off his campaign Friday at an event in University City. Brian Williams, a former staffer of U.S. Rep. William Lacy Clay, filed earlier this week to run for the Senate seat with […]
St. Louis student one of two Missourians selected for United States Senate Youth Program
The United States Senate Youth Program (USSYP) has selected a local student to represent the state of Missouri at the nation’s capital during the 56th annual USSYP Washington Week starting Saturday. The extremely competitive national merit-based program brings only 104 […]
RELEASE: State Releases February 2018 General Revenue Report
JEFFERSON CITY – State Budget Director Dan Haug announced today that 2018 fiscal year-to-date net general revenue collections increased 4.4 percent compared to 2017, from $5.71 billion last year to $5.97 billion this year. Net general revenue collections for February […]
Judge Roy Moore endorses Courtland Sykes for U.S Senate
JEFFERSON COUNTY, Mo. – One of Missouri’s conservative candidates for the 2018 U.S. Senate race has picked up an endorsement over the weekend from another former U.S. Senate candidate. On Friday, Republican Judge Roy Moore, the man who fell short […]
RELEASE: Severe Weather Awareness Week and Statewide Tornado Drill help Missourians prepare for deadly severe weather threats
From March 4 to10 residents are encouraged to take action to prepare for tornadoes, severe thunderstorms, flooding and lightning JEFFERSON CITY – In 2017, Missourians were reminded once again of the deadly, unforgiving force of severe weather. The state suffered […]
Ameren Missouri launches new electric energy initiative
A new program from Ameren Missouri hopes to encourage electric vehicle use amongst Missouri residents and businesses to help conserve energy within the area. Ameren Missouri on Thursday has announced that the company has filed its Charge Ahead program with […]
MO GOP looking for paid volunteers to gather signatures for pro-Right-to-Work petition
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – Though the right-to-work law is now headed toward the ballot in November, but that doesn’t mean that the fight is finished. In an email sent out by county party groups, Republicans are asking for volunteers to […]
Februrary is Earthquake Awareness across the state of Missouri
In the month of February, the state of Missouri hosts an initiative that hopes to bring awareness to residents of the state reading the dangers of earthquakes. According to Missouri’s State Emergency Management Agency, the state is home to the […]