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Daniel Williams - April 23, 2024

Jasmine Carroll - April 23, 2024

Missouri - The Missouri House of Representatives just gave the initial approval for a new bill. This bill is a crime package bill that contains...

Daniel Williams - April 23, 2024

This past Friday, MoDOT released a video reminding people not to drive distracted, especially while driving through work zones. This is due to two...

Jasmine Carroll - April 22, 2024

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Daniel Williams - April 22, 2024

Mountain View, MO. - Within roughly a weeks time, the City of Mountain View has made several announcements via their social media page and...

L.A. Teacher’s Fight With Union Appealed To Supreme Court April 23, 2024
Much to the annoyance of the United Teachers of Los Angeles (UTLA), Glenn Laird refuses to go away quietly. After decades as a Los Angeles teacher, Laird is involved in a messy lawsuit with the union over its reluctance to allow him to opt out of membership and dues as prescribed by law. Last week, […]
Timothy Snowball
Jerry Seinfeld Says ‘The Movie Business Is Over,’ Claims It’s Been Replaced By ‘Confusion’ April 23, 2024
Comedian Jerry Seinfeld said he believes the movie industry no longer has the cultural sway it once did. The 69-year-old shared his thoughts during a newly published interview with GQ. Despite his feelings about the industry, Seinfeld is currently promoting his new Netflix film, “Unfrosted,” about the rivalry between cereal brands Kellogg’s and Post. Seinfeld […]
Amanda Harding
J.D. Vance Pins ‘Campus Violence’ On ‘Two Forces’ Cultivated By The Left April 23, 2024
Sen. J.D. Vance (R-OH) said on Monday that “two forces” underly the “campus violence” amid reports of harassment against Jewish students as pro-Palestinian and anti-Israel protests sprout up at Columbia, Yale, and other universities. The chaos on campuses is the result of a “convergence” of dual factors that “the Left has been openly cultivating for […]
Daniel Chaitin

Match rules limit spending of Missouri’s federal infrastructure funds as deadlines loom April 23, 2024
When Golden Valley Memorial Healthcare in Clinton received $1 million from the state last year to expand its cancer treatment options, the small hospital was ready to match the grant. The new facility providing radiation therapies opened in December, saving patients from the region a drive to Kansas City or Springfield or doing without the […]
Rudi Keller
Feds set higher nursing home staffing mandates. Many Missouri facilities don’t meet them April 23, 2024
The Biden administration finalized nursing home staffing rules Monday that will require thousands of them to hire more nurses and aides — while giving them years to do so. The new rules from the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services are the most substantial changes to federal oversight of the nation’s roughly 15,000 nursing homes […]
Jordan Rau
The Credit Card Competition Act would harm Missouri’s small businesses April 23, 2024
As any small business owner knows, the customer experience is just as important as the quality of products or services we offer. For my wellness and beauty business, AN Skin & Beauty in O’Fallon, my customers expect and depend on being able to shop our products in my store and online with ease and peace-of-mind. […]
Ashley Nordman

Republican priorities hang in the balance amidst infighting April 23, 2024
Two major priorities in the Missouri Senate are in the batting lineup for consideration – the budget and a bill that would help to cover the state’s Medicaid costs, otherwise known as the Federal Reimbursement Allowance (FRA). Members of the far-right-leaning Freedom Caucus have drawn a line in the sand, however. Sen. Rick Brattin, R-Harrisonville, […]
Anthony Morabith
Missouri House could soon debate bill to raise minimum age to buy tobacco April 22, 2024
Missouri law requires people to be at least 18 years old to buy tobacco products. But maybe not for long. The Missouri House of Representatives could soon debate a bill, sponsored by Rep. Brad Christ, R-St. Louis, that would raise the minimum age to 21. “It’s a federal statute now that was put in place […]
Alisa Nelson
State lawmaker wants to bring mega manufacturing projects to Missouri (LISTEN) April 22, 2024
A state lawmaker wants to bring mega manufacturing projects to Missouri. Alisa Nelson talks to St. Louis State Representative Brad Christ, who is sponsoring a tax credit proposal to attract these businesses to Missouri.
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