Politics Archives - Page 5 of 67

The Oregon County Republican Committee held a meet-and-greet with the candidates on Saturday with many running for office present.

Representative Keith Elliott has been busy in the past week and he has updated his constituents on what is happening in his district.

To keep voters informed, we have a sample ballot. On the sample ballot, there are important tax-related initiatives to decide on, too.

The Oregon County Republican Party is hosting a Meet and Greet with the candidates on Saturday at Tucker Creek Park in Alton.

A national watchdog group filed a complaint with the Missouri Attorney General’s office. alleging the ACLU violated state law.

The Alton City Council met last night. Long from a short, dull meeting, voices got heated and intense as park opinions came to the surface.

The U.S. Postal Service announced that the 2018 Mister Rogers stamp is returning as a winner of the Stamp Encore contest.

The Justice Department announced a $1.776 billion “Anti-Weaponization Fund” to compensate individuals claiming the DOJ targeted them.

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.