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TUOHEY – CHIEFS ROYALS #2 9 MAY 2025 JJM Should the Chiefs pack up their operation and move the team to Kansas City Kansas? Business leaders and politicians are trying to attract the NFL team
You may not recognize Jefferson City’s Memorial Park. The city has renovated the decades – old pavilion. It includes new restrooms, kitchen facilities and upgraded lighting. The work took six months.
Jefferson City has long pushed for a dedicated conference center. And now that the project is underway they may face a challenge from a Columbia developer. A conference center and hotels would anchor a large
Thursday is Harry Truman Day in Missouri, a state and county holiday. President Harry Truman was inducted into the Hall of Famous Missourians in Jefferson City in 1991 (2024 file photo courtesy of Tim Bommel
Wednesday is the federal REAL ID enforcement deadline, and Missouri’s contract license offices are expected to be busy. Missouri Department of Revenue (DOR) director Trish Vincent (2025 photo courtesy of Governor Kehoe’s office) Starting today,
You have an opportunity Tuesday in Jefferson City to see the Missouri Department of Revenue’s new mobile office. DOR’s new mobile office will be on display today from 9 am to 3 pm at the
A Missouri GOP congressman who chairs the powerful U.S. Ways and Means committee is praising the cooperation this year in the GOP-controlled Missouri Legislature in Jefferson City. U.S. Rep. Jason Smith (R-Salem), left, visits with
A powerful Missouri congressman who chairs the U.S. House Ways and Means Committee is hopeful that President Donald Trump will approve a federal disaster declaration involving numerous tornadoes and storms in late March and early
Columbia’s ten-acre Agriculture park on West Ash includes production fields, a food forest and a greenhouse. However, it doesn’t have a welcome center yet. Columbia Center for Urban Agriculture (CCUA) executive director Billy Polansky (photo
Missouri legislative Democrats and Republicans dined on fish, hush puppies and potato salad at the recent fish fry hosted by the Association of Missouri Electric Cooperatives on the Capitol lawn in Jefferson City. Crews from
Rural Missouri has been hammered this year with tornadoes, flash flooding, hail and other severe weather. Crews from New-Mac Electric in southwest Missouri’s Neosho work to restore power after a recent storm there (April 2025
The November voter-approved ballot measure increasing Missouri’s minimum wage and expanding sick leave has been upheld by the state Supreme Court. The court opinion on Proposition A was unanimous. The measure increased Missouri’s minimum wage
