The Alton City Council met on December 8, 2025, for their monthly meeting. Some of the topics talked about were a new business, SBA disaster relief loans, and new mulch for the park.
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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.
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.
11th Annual Punkin’ Run Benefit With Motorcycles
Friends of the late Alton Police Officer/Fire Chief Eddie “Punkin” Johnson are having a benefit motorcycle ride called “The Punkin’ Run.”
Senator Schmitt Leads Charge Against Those Who Attack Ice Agents
U.S.Senator Schmitt released the statement to double the federal penalty for attacking Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents.
Alton City Council Met For Its Monthly Meeting Yesterday
The Alton City Council met on June 9, 2025, for its monthly meeting. The council discussed several things that related to the city.
Gov Kehoe Acts To Prioritize Public Safety Through Executive Orders
Governor Kehoe prioritized public safety by signing six executive orders and officially launching Safer Missouri public safety initiative.
MODOT Wants Your Opinion Now
How well are the Missouri State Patrol doing their jobs? They are seeking your opinion on whether or not you live in Missouri.
Ballot Amendments For Primary Elections
Governor Mike Parson announced that Amendment 1 (SJR 26) and Amendment 4 (SJR 38) will be placed on the 2024 August Primary Election ballot.
Representative Smith Cast Votes To Protect Missourians
For the last two weeks, Representative Jason Smith has been busy serving Missourians as he tries to sway the direction America is heading. Upmost in people’s minds, the House did pass a budget bill. However, because the Senate changed it, the House must approve the new changes. Nonetheless, these are the bills and resolutions that […]
Oregon County Sheriff’s Office To Receive Funds For Jail Improvements
Governor Parson announced that the Missouri Department of Public Safety approved over $9.9 million in grants to 43 sheriff’s offices.
Editorial Americans Are Unhappy With Economy, Why Vote Status Quo?
Tuesday’s exit polls showed that 73% of voters were angry about the direction the country is heading. Why?