Governor Parson announced that the Missouri Department of Public Safety approved over $9.9 million in grants to 43 sheriff’s offices.
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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?
Missouri General Election Results Of November 8, 2022
Missouri, as well as the rest of our nation, held its general elections yesterday. The results of our state are in.
Propositions For The November General Elections
Here in Missouri, we are voting for a number of people. However, we are also casting our ballots on four propositions to the Constitution.
Sheriff King Responds To Audit Allegations From FBI
Several sheriffs in Missouri have been notified by the FBI of potential audits. The FBI wants to audit concealed carry permit holders.
Governor Parson Gives State of the State Address
Jefferson City hosted Governor Parson’s 2022 State of the State Address on January 19, 2022. He reflected on what had been accomplished and the goals he has for 2022.
Missouri Legislators Working On Securing Our Right To Bear Arms
The purpose of HB85 is to protect Missouri citizens from a government that will try to assume powers that the people did not grant it in the Constitution.
Minneapolis, MN Confused About Police Forces
Minneapolis City Council defunded the police force and is now questioning the reason for the uprising of trouble and murders.
Kevin Jotz: Lists Sheriff Office Duties— Will Establish Substations In County
Kevin Jotz, who is running for Oregon County Sheriff, answered a few questions concerning him and what he would do if he got elected as sheriff.
Oregon County K-9 And Officers Sharpen Their Skills
The Howell and Oregon County Sheriff’s Department and the U.S. Forest Service, along with other local agencies, took their K-9’s and officers in a vigorous training in a span of 3 days.
NYPD Commissioner O’Neill Resigns After Bail Reform Law
New York City Police Commissioner James O’Neill resigned following shortly after the city reformed their bail laws.
Off-Duty Firefighter Stops Man With 100 Rounds of Ammunition at Springfield, MO Walmart
A few days after the El Paso Walmart shooting a ma walked into a Walmart in Springfield, Missouri, with a loaded rifle, body armor, and over 100 rounds of ammunition.