Log in
News
2488 results total, viewing 921 - 940
WASHINGTON — The United States lost 92,000 jobs in February, edging unemployment up slightly according to the latest employment figures released Friday by the Bureau of Labor Statistics. … more
WASHINGTON — House Republicans and a handful of Democrats followed the Senate in blocking a measure Thursday to stop President Donald Trump from furthering the war in Iran without authorization … more
As Missourians prepare to “spring forward” for the return to daylight saving time on Sunday, March 8, State Fire Marshal Tim Bean reminds them to use the time change as a reminder to check smoke … more
This week's Backward Glance relays a wild local story from the 1890s in which the petrified body of a woman- who’s origins were majorly debated- was “found” and displayed for large crowds to … more
A revised  property tax overhaul  proposes to lower the minimum school levy — the lowest tax a district can impose and still qualify for state aid — by up to 20%, the first cut since … more
Missouri Gov. Mike Kehoe’s  request  to grade public schools on an “A” through “F” scale is pushing House lawmakers to approve legislation some think isn’t quite ready. … more
A  supplemental spending bill  pushing total state appropriations for the fiscal year to almost $55 billion was the first legislation sent to Gov. Mike Kehoe in this year’s session when … more
Missouri lawmakers Wednesday once again discussed a request for $294.6 million — including $35 million in state general revenue — to help the state implement  federally mandated changes to … more
WARRENSBURG – The Johnson County Sheriff’s Office was one of the first 15 communities to receive the Missouri Department of Public Safety’s Blue Shield Designation for 2026 on Friday, Feb. … more
The proposal to  eliminate the state income tax  is moving to the Missouri House floor following a party-line committee vote Wednesday. The 7-3 vote on Republican Gov. Mike Kehoe’s … more
Don Mayhew believes in the free market. “We have choice in a lot of different things. Go to a grocery store — there’s four different brands of green beans you can buy,” said Mayhew, a … more
When  Mark Ludwig  lost shared custody of his son more than a decade ago, his life fell apart.  “The devastation of losing my son who was my sole purpose in life, I couldn’t … more
A bill that would ban three-cueing and establish new reading assessments was discussed in the Senate Education Committee on Wednesday. After legislation prohibiting three-cueing as a primary … more
SEDALIA — After three decades in public education and a brief retirement, kindergarten teacher Alisa Collier found herself drawn back to the place she feels most at home, the classroom. Now in … more
When state Rep. Elizabeth Fuchs first arrived in Jefferson City as a lobbyist in 2015, a woman who had been around the Capitol longer pulled her aside and offered advice that sounded, at first, … more
WASHINGTON — U.S. Sen. Josh Hawley said Monday that President Donald Trump acted within executive powers when he launched an attack with Israel on Iran over the weekend. Several Democratic … more
Wes Groggins didn’t mince words when he testified to a Missouri Senate committee Monday in support of legislation expanding legal protections for embryos.  The executive director of … more
The national average price of a gallon of regular gasoline topped $3 Tuesday for the first time this year, and is expected to keep going up. The average price Tuesday was $3.11, up about 11 … more
WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump said Tuesday he “might have forced Israel’s hand” in launching the war on Iran that has already cost the lives of six American troops.  Trump’s … more
« Prev | 1 … 44 | 45 | 46 | 47 | 48 | 49 | 50 … 125 | Next »
Currently viewing stories posted within the past 2 years.
For all older stories, please use our advanced search.

X
X