Tag: Missouri

Josh Hawley, Missouri’s incumbent Republican attorney general, secured his party’s nomination for U.S. Senate Tuesday night by a healthy margin.

Actor John Goodman has joined unions opposing Missouri’s right-to-work laws and in a new ad calls workers greedy for opposing forced union membership.

Sen. “Air Claire” McCaskill (D-MO) refused to apologize for pretending to travel in the RV associated with her RV tour of the state, while instead using her private plane to hop between the stops, with the RV as a prop.

A state audit of Missouri’s food stamp program found thousands of prison inmates and dead people redeemed food stamp benefits for food purchases.

Eric Greitens, Missouri’s embattled Republican governor, announced he would resign Tuesday, yielding to the pressure of two months-long criminal prosecutions and the increasing threat of impeachment.

Missouri Democrat Sen. Claire McCaskill trails not one but two Republican challengers in head-to-head matchups, according to a poll released Tuesday.

Missouri Gov. Eric Greitens, facing a felony invasion of privacy charge stemming from an extra-marital affair, got some good news Monday when the judge in his trial granted his lawyer’s motion to call St. Louis Circuit Attorney Kim Gardner to the stand, leading Gardner’s office to drop the charge against him.

It’s one thing to cry “witch hunt.” It’s another when you find the broomsticks.

Republican Missouri Governor Eric Greitens, facing two separate scandals and felony prosecutions, will face impeachment at a special session of the GOP controlled Missouri legislature.

Two polls released on Monday show that a potential match up in November between incumbent Sen. Claire McCaskill (D-MO) and Republican State Attorney General Josh Hawley in the Missouri Senate race is a statistical tie.

A black Missouri state senator who said she hoped President Donald Trump would be assassinated is now calling for reparations for blacks because of slavery.

The old saying is true: you can indict a ham sandwich. Actually, it’s even worse: you can indict for a dream about a ham sandwich.

Likely Republican challenger State Attorney General Josh Hawley is making sure Sen. Claire McCaskill (D-MO) can’t get away from her long standing support of failed Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton.

Measles is a highly contagious virus, inflicting high fevers, cough, runny nose, and eye inflammation. Still, its most characteristic symptom is the rash that spreads from the hairline down across the entirety of the body.

The Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) notes that deer hunters donated almost 290,000 pounds of venison for hungry Missourians this deer season.

A former doctor and Boy Scout leader in Missouri who was convicted of sexually abusing a teenager will be released from prison Tuesday after serving four months behind bars.

Two Missouri men were sentenced to prison last Friday for killing a cat and posting a video of it on social media.

A Kansas City man who allegedly once said he wanted to “kill all white people” and whom authorities say killed six white people at random has been indicted for three murders, a report says.

Street artist known as Sabo is trolling celebrities ahead of Sunday’s Academy Awards, erecting three billboards that send searing messages to a town whose most powerful men have been accused of decades of sexual abuse. 

A naked man was arrested Sunday after taking his all-terrain vehicle (ATV) for a joyride in the wrong direction on the interstate, leading the police on a high-speed chase, authorities said.

Eric Greitens, the Republican Governor of Missouri and former Navy SEAL, was indicted Thursday afternoon “on one felony count of invasion of privacy.”

A business owner from St. Louis, Missouri, says she and other small business owners are being harassed for displaying flags in support of police officers.

The former chairman of the Missouri Democratic Party pleaded guilty to wire fraud Friday after admitting that he spent campaign cash on lavish personal trips.

CNN’s star source in a recent hit piece against Missouri Gov. Eric Greitens is a relentless political harasser with a potential axe to grind.

A Missouri teenager was arrested for allegedly possessing child pornography after his father reportedly discovered nude photos of a toddler on his cellphone.

Missouri Gov. Eric Greitens admitted he cheated on his wife, Sheena, in 2015 but denied accusations of blackmail after a Wednesday news report accused him of having an affair with his former hairstylist.

Dolly Parton’s dinner show is dropping a word from its name in a rebranding effort that the show’s owners said was due to “changing attitudes.”

U.S. Army veteran Bradley Faulkner reportedly pulled his semi-truck over to the side of Interstate 70, got out of his truck, and placed his hand on his heart while a fallen veteran’s funeral procession passed him.

The Islamic Republic of Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei evoked the radical Black Lives Matter movement last week in a tweet slamming the United States for committing supposed “oppression” of “black women, men, & children for no justifiable reason.”

Police arrested a Missouri man accusing him of forcing an 8-year-old girl to consume meth so he could repeatedly rape her in a motel room over the New Year’s holiday, according to a report.

Per a Fox 4 KC report, a Raytown, MO man caught a thief on camera taking a treadmill meant for his father battling cancer. In the surveillance video, a woman in a hoodie runs up to the house and takes a package

Authorities charged a Missouri couple with felony child abuse after they allegedly dropped their infant son and put him in a microwave.

Progressive activists are forcing public schools to teach and practice gender ideology in the name of civil rights, but more American students and their parents are saying “no” to the demands made on behalf of a minority who claim to be the opposite sex.

Administrators at a Missouri high school announced Tuesday that a “non-white” student confessed to school officials that she was responsible for writing “White Lives Matter” on a mirror inside a girls’ bathroom.

Missouri Governor Eric Greitens sent a letter excoriating his state’s two U.S. senators, Claire McCaskill and Roy Blunt, accusing them of turning their backs on problems at the state-run St. Louis Veterans Home, launching a sham investigation, and trying to place the blame for the troubles on his office.