JEFFERSON CITY – Major winter weather is forecast for much of the state beginning overnight Tuesday and continuing through the end of the week. The Missouri Department of Transportation urges people to stay off the roads if at all possible during the periods of ice and snow. If you must travel this week, use extra […]
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JEFFERSON CITY – Erika Burns, a state park ranger with the Missouri Department of Natural Resources’ Division of Missouri State Parks, was selected as the January 2022 State of Missouri and department Team Member of the Month. Burns was selected for her dedication to the Ranger Program as well as her quick response to assist
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JEFFERSON CITY – U.S. Senate candidate Vicky Hartzler was ranked as the third most conservative member of the U.S. House of Representatives by GovTrack in their most recent “Report Card.” GovTrack is a leading organization for analyzing and ranking the legislative records of Members of Congress. “Vicky Hartzler is a lifetime conservative who says
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JEFFERSON CITY –The deadline is quickly approaching for Missouri agriculture students interested in applying for the 2022 Missouri Corn Scholarship Program. High school and college students pursuing a career in agronomy or other agriculture-related field must submit the necessary forms no later than Feb. 11 to be eligible for one of seven $1,000 scholarships sponsored
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JEFFERSON CITY — The number of new COVID-19 cases has fallen in Missouri and locally, in the past week. According to figures from the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services, the number of confirmed and probable cases for the seven days ending January 25th was 62,345, which is down 23 percent from the
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JEFFERSON CITY – Missouri State Representative Dale Wright has released his latest Capitol Report: DALE WRIGHTS CAPITOL REPORT 012922
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By Sen. Holly Thompson Rehder JEFFERSON CITY — This was supposed to be redistricting week in the Missouri Senate, but things didn’t turn out quite as planned. Last week, the House of Representatives approved a new map of Missouri’s eight congressional districts, based on the latest U.S. Census data. On Tuesday, the Senate Select
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ROLLA, Mo. –Mark Twain National Forest is looking for campground hosts for the 2022 season. Campground hosting is a fun and rewarding volunteer experience that gets people outside and serving the public. There are multiple locations across the Forest in need of a host this year. If you are interested in hosting at one of these sites, contact
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ST. LOUIS –Missouri Senator Josh Hawley once again showed his true colors when degrading President Biden’s promise to nominate an African American woman during a national interview yesterday. When asked about Biden’s upcoming Supreme Court nomination, Hawley stated Biden must nominate “someone who loves the Constitution” and is not a “woke activist.” Missouri Democratic
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JEFFERSON CITY – On Friday, Missouri Attorney General Eric Schmitt, along with seven other attorneys general, filed suit against the Biden Administration for their unlawful reinstatement of the ineffective Central American Minors (CAM) Refugee and Parole Program. The lawsuit alleges that illegal aliens with pending asylum claims can petition the government through the CAM Program
