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Rik Combs, of Lohman, filed Tuesday as the fifth Republican candidate seeking to represent the 59th Missouri House District seat currently held by Mike Bernskoetter, R-Jefferson City, who is term-limited. Combs grew up on a cattle farm and served as a senior officer in the United States Air Force for parts of three decades before retiring, then serving as CEO for a Gainesville, Florida, consulting firm from 2006-09.
Sunday night and we review some of the top local stories inspired by angel Candice and her enduring international model hotness. Take a peek at some of the highlights whilst local newsies can't stop blathering about the snow: The authorities are investigating after a shooting victim showed up at a local hospital.
Retired Jefferson City minister the Rev. John Bennett, left, addresses staffers at U.S. Rep. Blaine Luetkemeyer's office as he several members of Jefferson City Area Indivisible gathered at the congressman's Missouri Boulevard office Thursday to speak out against the current tax proposal going through Congress.
The revenue generated by a 2004 voter-approved initiative in Missouri to fund better highways and bridge... . Work continues on the Department of Transportation's Main Street bridge project in Grandview, Mo., Thursday, Nov. 2, 2017.
The Missouri Capitol stands at dusk on the final day of the 97th Legislature at the Missouri State Capitol in Jefferson City on Friday, May 16, 2014. Photo by Robert Cohen, rcohen@post-dispatch.com The Missouri Capitol stands at dusk on the final day of the 97th Legislature at the Missouri State Capitol in Jefferson City on Friday, May 16, 2014.
Pressure mounts for state senator to resign after Trump assassination comment In a Facebook comment that has since been deleted, Chappelle-Nadal wrote, "I hope Trump is assassinated." Check out this story on USATODAY.com: https://usat.ly/2xcrWWx In this Sept.
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. - The Federal Emergency Management Agency urges residents of 27 Missouri counties designated in the federal major disaster declaration to register with the agency without delay.
Missouri Gov. Eric Greitens delivers his State of the State address at the Capitol in Jefferson City, Mo., Tuesday, Jan. 17, 2017. Greitens during the address on Tuesday outlined a policy plan he says will help grow jobs, including passing a right-to-work law barring mandatory union fees and paring back government regulations.
If Jefferson City residents want flood insurance, it's available at an affordable premium, according to state and federal emergency management officials who led a Flood Insurance Open House at City Hall this week. Floods, flood insurance, stormwater and the municipal infrastructure that handles stormwater have been issues of citywide concern since the flash floods of August and September.
When Missourians went to the polls Nov. 8, they voted for Donald J. Trump and Indiana Gov. Mike Pence to be their next president and vice president of the United States of America. After all, the Trump-Pence ticket won Missouri over Hillary Clinton and Sen. Tim Kaine, 56-37 percent, 1.585 million votes to 1.054 million.
Sen. Mike Kehoe, R-Jefferson City, speaks on the floor of the Missouri Senate during last month's veto session. Kehoe serves as majority floor leader in that chamber.
About 40 law enforcement members stood to be recognized during Sunday's interdenominational prayer service for law enforcement at Concord Baptist Church. After a week of violence across the nation, hundreds of Jefferson City-area residents gathered to pray for those in law enforcement, as well as for peace, the end to racial strife and for those who died in last week's shootings.