Republican Presidential Nominee Donald Trump's first scene-stealing of Sen. Ted Cruz might have been arranged by divine, tongue-in-cheek intervention. It went this way: Cruz was holding a rally at Cleveland airport with several hundred enthusiastic supporters. Just as Cruz said, "Our party n…
Hillary Clinton's "damn emails" are a self-inflicted wound in a political cycle full of "gotcha" and "you're fired." And worse, for the fraying patience of the public, the injury is one her Republican opponents are blithe to spin and churn into a political fatality.
We live in exciting -- and dangerous -- times. Just a week ago we saw a Trump-supported Brexit, virtually an act of political terrorism, where British voters recklessly opted to leave the European Union. The United Kingdom went from being the world's fifth-largest economy to being the sixth-…
Rep. John Lewis was 20 when he took his first stand. On a Tuesday in May 1960, Lewis walked into a Woolworth's and sat down at a lunch counter for whites only. Police arrested him. Lewis served jail time for attempting to order lunch.
Donald Trump knows how to stir things up -- mostly by churning embers until they produce a giant smoke screen. I've noticed (as you likely have) that when Trump gets into trouble, he lashes out with a series of accusations that obscure the activity that got him there.
Bella is 8 years old. A second-grader. And this year she and her classmates had to choose which famous person they wanted to become. She decided on being Hillary Clinton.
Like most Americans watching the endless reality TV presidential campaign of Donald Trump, I've discovered the secret to Trump's success on the campaign stump. It has nothing to do at all with sterling qualifications, superior grasp of national security issues or stunning displays of logic. …
Like most Americans watching the endless reality TV presidential campaign of Donald Trump, I've discovered the secret to Trump's success on the campaign stump. It has nothing to do at all with sterling qualifications, superior grasp of national security issues or stunning displays of logic. …
Donald Trump is on his way to being an authority figure. Some feel he's already there. When nominated, he will have the mantle of authority that comes from being the standard-bearer of one of America's two major political parties.
Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders is defiant. While the Kentucky Democratic primary results were being counted, Sanders wasn't there. He was in Carson, California, addressing a huge rally. "Let me be as clear as I can be ... We are in 'til the last ballot is cast," he said, getting a thunderous ro…
Remember those Road Runner cartoons, where no matter what dirty tricks Wile E. Coyote used to catch the Road Runner, he would always end up frustrated while the Road Runner went "beep beep" and rocketed away? Recently, we've seen Donald Trump acting like the Coyote and going after Hillary Cl…
Right now, businessman and reality TV star Donald Trump has no Republican rivals except himself.
The week that was belonged to Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton. Now it's the week to come that counts.
Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump had blowout victories in New York this week. Understandably, each exulted in their triumph. Clinton said, "The race for nomination is in the home stretch, and victory is in sight."
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By any measure, Alivia Buxton’s 2022 season was hard to beat.
Emma Gerstner, a 2022 Farmington High School graduate and reigning MAAA track and field champion, was named our Inspirational Athlete of the Year.
The governor says the proposed federal bill doesn’t tie the state’s hands, giving Missouri the ability to opt out of proposed “red flag” laws.
In this episode, Kelli Lemon and Michael Paul Williams talk with The New York Times Magazine and 1619 Project contributor Linda Villarosa about her new book "Under the Skin: Racism, Inequality, and the Health of a Nation." In the conversation and book, Villarosa shares troubling statistics t…
“We’re going to be swimming in these machines this summer,” Missouri Lottery Director May Scheve-Reardon said.
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The Ste. Genevieve High School girls track team finished the Class 3 State Track Meet in fourth place. The meet was May 27-28 at Jefferson City High School.
The Central High School track and field teams competed at the Class 3 State Meet May 27-28 at Jefferson City High School.
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The St. Paul Lutheran High School track team competed in the Class 1 Boys State Meet May 20-21, at Jefferson City High School.
The Washington County Collector, two collector’s office employees and one former employee are charged with stealing from Washington County by receiving cash fees for processing trustee property sales.
A woman faces multiple felony charges this week after allegedly burglarizing the Richwoods Firehouse and a Richwoods Dollar General store, reportedly causing more than $30,000 in losses through theft and damages.
An area man faces felony charges after allegedly holding a woman against her will in her apartment last year and reportedly assaulting her multiple times.
An area man faces a Class A felony charge this week after allegations that he sexually molested a young child in 2018.
JEFFERSON CITY — Missouri’s attorney general and governor moved quickly Friday to cut off access to abortion in the state following the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision to overturn Roe v. Wade.
A Republican attorney working as an investigator for the Congressional committee probing the Jan. 6 insurrection is reportedly leaving his position early in order to explore a run for Missouri’s open U.S. Senate seat.
The Desloge Board of Aldermen met last week, amending a water deposit ordinance and discussing engineering costs relating to the second phase of State Street improvements.
A new mayor was sworn into office during the Park Hills City Council's monthly meeting held this week. The council also approved an ordinance to increase fees collected for wastewater services by $2.
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