Editorial America’s 250th birthday is finally here, and our historic celebration right here in Alton is just a couple of hours away! It is Sunday morning, July 5th, and the Alton 250 Community Potluck kicks off right at 1:00 p.m. on the court square. If you have some free time this morning and want to get […]
Representative Keith Elliott has been busy in the past week and he has updated his constituents on what is happening in his district.
Representative Jason Smith is working in his committee and through the House to advance assistance for those in need.
The move blocks President Trump from making recess appointments. Voters are angry that the ritual works against Trump’s 2024 election mandate.
Trump signed a presidential permit authorizing the Bridger Pipeline expansion to transport Canadian crude oil into the United States.
War Secretary Hegseth is implementing sweeping reforms to the military Chaplain Corps designed to reestablish them as the spiritual backbone.
Senator Hawley wants to prevent lawmakers convicted of sex crimes from receiving their taxpayer-funded retirements after leaving office.
The TeenPact Leadership Schools Missouri III class was held from April 20-24, 2026, in Jefferson City where homeschoolers from all across the state gathered together.
One bill discussed would have given students more book time rather than screen time for students in grades kindergarten through fifth grade.
Texas AG Ken Paxton alleges ActBlue’s payment methods create a pathway for illegal election interference and funnel foreign dark money into campaigns.
Officials warn that taxpayer-funded programs (like school vouchers) may be exploited to promote Sharia law, posing a “national security threat.”
Who we elect into office decides the direction of our city and county, and how the money will be spent. We consider the value of voting.
