U.S. Senator Eric Schmitt secured key wins in the FY26 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) that will strengthen Missouri’s military installations and defense industrial base.
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Nation Prepares For 250th Birthday With Plan To Record American Stories
America250 sets sites to create the largest audiovisual archive stories ever made in a effort to celebrate the United States’ 250th birthday.
OK And ICE Crack Down On Illegal Truck Drivers
Oklahoma is working with ICE to stop illegal drivers from continuing down the road. The system issuing these drivers licenses is corrupt.
Senator Schmitt Finds New Use For Ft. Leonardwood
Senator Schmitt sent a letter to the Department of War Secretary Hegseth proposing Ft. Leonard Wood as a training facility for ICE agents.
Remember The Day: September 11, 2001 The Day The Terrorists Attacked
It has been twenty years since the September 11 terrorist attack, known as 9/11, on the World Trade Center. We still remember that day and where we were.
Missouri Moves to Cut Child Care Regulations by Over 10 Percent
The Missouri government plans to eliminate or change more than 170 state child care regulations in an effort to ease burdens on providers.
DEA-Led Sweep Nabs 51 with Sinaloa Cartel Ties in Southeast United States
A multistate bust involving several agencies, run by the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA), grabbed 51 people supposedly linked to Mexico’s Sinaloa Cartel.
New License Fees For Missouri Drivers Raised In September
Renewing your license may be surprising. Missouri has raised the price for renewing driver’s licenses, permits, and vehicle plates.
Special Session Called For Legislators In Mo To Redistrict
Governor Kehoe announced a proclamation to convene the General Assembly for a special session to enact legislation.
Bailey Resigns As MO Attorney General To Move To Federal Position
Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey is resigning in early September to become the co-deputy director of the FBI.
Students Can No Longer Use Cell Phones While In School
Governor Kehoe of Missouri signed into law Senate Bill 68 which says that students cannot be on a cell phone while at school.
President Trump Brings Back The Presidential Fitness Test
President Donald Trump signed an executive order on July 31, 2025, bringing back the Presidential Fitness Test to schools.