Combat veteran Blair Moran is voicing his opinion on the ongoing fight to keep the military independent paper known as Stars and Stripes.

Veterans and military families are divided about reports that President Donald Trump made disparaging comments toward the military.

Hairstylists took to the street outside of Democratic House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s San Francisco home Thursday.

Governor Parson met with school officials.

Jackson County in southern Illinois has multiple ways to vote in person.

McGrath stopped at Port of Paducah Monday afternoon to discuss her “Mission: Rebuild Kentucky” plan.

Across the nation, 32 states already have a progressive income tax.

The Illinois Department of Public Health issued guidance for polling locations throughout the state during early voting and election day.

Wednesday was the 100th anniversary of the 19th Amendment and women’s constitutional right to vote.

U.S. officials say they have no intelligence to suggest that foreign countries are working to undermine mail-in voting.

There’s a growing possibility that Kentucky’s two major U.S. Senate candidates will not debate face-to-face this fall.

First lady Melania Trump and Secretary of State Mike Pompeo are the featured speakers Tuesday at the Republican National Convention.

Galloway announced her "Rebuild and Recover: An Action Plan to Address COVID-19 in Missouri" on Monday, August 24.

The bill, HR 7632, also known as the Defund Cities that Defund the Police Act, was introduced in the House on July 17.

Three City Councilmember seats will appear on the April 2021 ballot.

The City of Carbondale will hold an election to choose three city councilmembers.

On Thursday, August 20 he was in Scott County. He used the time to meet with people and promote the agriculture industry.

A federal appeals court in New York ruled last year that Trump violated the First Amendment whenever he blocked a critic to silence a viewpoint.

Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell was in western Kentucky on Thursday, August 20.

Instead of reading “Make America Great Again,” the hats had “Great Again” crossed out and said, “Make America arrest the cops who killed Breonna Taylor.”

Ray Lenzi, the Illinois 12th District Democratic candidate for the U.S. House, will be touring the following post offices:

Former President Barack Obama, who picked Biden as his running mate a dozen years ago, has top billing for the third night of the all-virtual Democratic National Convention.

For people in the U.S., WeChat has less functionality than it does in China. But it’s what connects immigrants and students from China to their pasts and to each other.

Organizers of a group called Let Mississippi Vote said they are starting an initiative to put the retired flag and three other flag designs on the statewide ballot.

President Donald Trump intends to withdraw the nomination of William Perry Pendley to head the Bureau of Land Management, a senior administration official said Saturday — much to the relief of environmentalists who insisted the longtime advocate of selling federal lands should not be overseeing them

Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear on Friday announced the state's plans for the November general election.

White House Coronavirus Task Force member Dr. Deborah Birx believes there is a “way forward” when it comes to college football this fall.

She was in Cape Girardeau on Tuesday, August 11 at the Laborers’ International Union at 2:30 p.m.

Gov. Parson attended a broadband development event at SEMO Electric Cooperative in Sikeston on Tuesday.

Chief Deputy Wesley Popp said the department is now able to rehire all of the staff members that were previously laid off due to COVID-19 budget restrictions.

She thanked her supports in a Facebook post.

Jim Akers beat Andy Moore by 30 votes.

Results will be tallied on election night; however, they will not be certified until all of the absentee ballots can be counted.

The results are unofficial until they’re certified on Friday.

Voting is occurring as Missouri has seen a surge in confirmed coronavirus cases.

As cases continue to rise, Carbondale Mayor Mike Henry has made it mandatory to wear a mask in public settings, if social distancing can not happen.

In Sikeston, polling locations used high school volunteers to sanitize the area.

Republican candidates include Jason Bean, Steve Cookson, Eddy Justice and Jeff Shawan.

All of Governor Mike Parson’s law enforcement priorities have been rolled into a single bill, Senate Bill 1.

They will be working to amend several of Missouri’s laws on violent crime.

Senate candidate Amy McGrath made a public stop in Paducah on Friday, July 24.

Missouri county clerks are making plans to ensure voters and election judges are safe for the Aug. 4 primary election.

San Jose’s Salon Blu is now cutting hair outdoors amid California’s recently relaxed rules on hair salons, but it is also servicing clients indoors.

The U.S. Mint is asking for the public to make purchases using exact change.

He met with Cape Girardeau leaders and law enforcement at the Cape Girardeau County Courthouse in Jackson.

They are offering $10 per hour.

Some options require a notarization.

State and local election officials will testify before the committee about the steps they are taking to ensure safe, secure and accessible elections.

The COVID-19 Bias and Anti-Racism Training Act would support bias and anti-racism training for individuals involved in COVID-19 testing, treatment, vaccine distribution, and response.

From shipping alcohol to a requirement in the voting process, several new laws are now in effect in Kentucky.

Perry County Clerk Jared Kutz who says the last election worked very well protecting everyone and giving them the resources and information for those that were absentee.

Governor Mike Parson signed a bill into law on Tuesday, July 14, part of which repeals Missouri’s all-rider motorcycle helmet law.

The act would direct the Department of Transportation to set aside certain funds through FY2025 for grants to be awarded to states, metropolitan planning organizations, local governments and public agencies to provide parking for commercial vehicles.

In his push to get schools and colleges to reopen this fall, President Donald Trump is again taking aim at their finances, this time threatening their tax-exempt status.

Voters in Illinois will be able to have another option, mail in Voting was passed in June. Not everyone is a fan of the new law.

Missouri Right to Life State PAC announced its endorsement of Kathy Swan on Monday, June 29.

Kentucky’s secretary of state came out swinging a day after Tuesday’s closely-watched primary election.

The legal petition was prompted by reports of extensive traffic delays around the Expo Center, which served as the sole polling location in Jefferson Co.