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Published on 01:54 GMT

Longtime Missouri U.S. Senator and Governor Kit Bond has died

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (KOAM) — Christopher “Kit” Bond has died at 86. He began public service in Missouri in the early 1970s as State Auditor. And just two years later he became Governor. He was a U.S. Senator from Missouri beginning in 1987. He left office …

Source: KOAM TV 7 - Kansas - Neutral
Published on 02:22 GMT

Missouri Supreme Court hears 2-year lawsuit over marijuana sales tax

The court’s decision on whether or not cities and counties can stack marijuana sales taxes will impact more than 70 areas statewide, where both city and county governments have been imposing a 3% tax at dispensaries.

Source: The Business Journals - Neutral
Published on 01:40 GMT

Trump tariffs hit Missouri farmers hard. ‘That’s going to come out of my pocket’

Blake Hurst has had a lot to worry about lately. A third-generation soybean, corn and flower farmer in northwestern Missouri, he is currently planting crops. But commodity prices have been low, droughts have turned his fields to dust and now, he said, new …

Source: Hanford Sentinel - California - Neutral
Published on 01:09 GMT

Missouri Gov. Kehoe considers ban on cell phones in public schools during the school day

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (KY3)—Missouri Gov. Mike Kehoe is considering a proposal to ban cell phones in public schools during the school day. The state legislature passed the bill on Tuesday, which would ban cell phones during breaks, in the classroom, and at …

Source: KY3 - Missouri - Neutral
Published on 01:09 GMT

Springfield Boys and Girls Club denied millions after Missouri House declines vote on construction bill

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (KY3)—Organizations across Missouri are in a state of uncertainty after state House Republicans decided against voting on a construction bill that would have earmarked millions of dollars. Like many other clubs throughout the Show-Me State …

Source: KY3 - Missouri - Neutral
Published on 00:47 GMT

Missouri House approved governor’s Hail Mary plan to keep Chiefs, Royals from fleeing to Kansas

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (WGEM) - Missouri lawmakers are making a last-ditch effort to keep the Kansas City Chiefs and Royals from moving to Kansas. A plan from Gov. Mike Kehoe was debated and voted on Tuesday. The Missouri House approves the governor’s Hail …

Source: WGEM - Illinois - Indeterminate
Published on 01:09 GMT

The rules and history of trout fishing in Missouri

Source: KY3 - Missouri - Neutral
Published on 00:33 GMT

Missouri legislature passes bill to ban cell phones in the classroom

Home/News Joplin MO/Missouri legislature passes bill to ban cell phones in the classroom The Missouri legislature has passed a bill that aims to ban cell phones in public K-12 classrooms. The Missouri Independent reports that SB 68 would require …

Source: Newstalk KZRG - Missouri - Indeterminate
Published on 00:10 GMT

Former U.S. Senator, Missouri Governor Christopher "Kit" Bond died at the age of 86

Governor Mike Kehoe announced on Tuesday that former United States Senator and Missouri Governor Christopher “Kit” Bond has died. A release from Kehoe’s office states that Bond died Tuesday, May 13, in St. Louis at the age of 86. The release includes this …

Source: KRCG - Missouri - Center-right
Published on 00:10 GMT

Missouri legal advocacy group sues the state over extreme heat at Jefferson City prison

Inmates in Jefferson City are pleading for change, claiming they're trapped in hot and humid conditions at the Algoa Correctional Center, according to legal documents. The MacArthur Justice Center, a non-profit legal advocacy group, announced on Monday …

Source: KRCG - Missouri - Center-right