Politics Archives - Page 6 of 65

The Alton City Council discussed a city-wide yard sale, bounce houses for the fireworks celebrations, and water changes,.

Local elections occur on April 7 which decide mayors, local taxes, school board members, and other issues directly related to Oregon County.

Representative Jason Smith is busy casting his ballot on issues to help Missourians. through helping the military and reducing gas rules.

Missouri Attorney General Hanaway announced that the state has filed suit seeking to end the counting of illegal aliens in the census.

Air Force One, has looked the same: a light-blue-on-white painting. A brand new look is changing how people see Air Force One.

USPS no longer posts a postmark on all mail; postmarks now indicate the date of processing at a regional facility.

Amid the government shutdowns, Representative Jason Smith made it to work and his committee meetings, casting votes.

Representative Keith Elliott has scheduled a town hall meeting in Doniphan to discuss developments in the north.

tTe Alton city council met. A few new topics were listed for the night. they addressed the needs of the community members present.

Keith Elliott is back in session and is continuing to make decisions. He lists highlights of the week in his capitol report.

The United States Government formally exited from WHO on January 22, 2026. This decision was driven by profound failures in the WHO.

The White House and Hillsdale College released a new installment in The Story of America video series featuring Trump.