The former pastor of Heritage Baptist Church in Rogersville, Mo., has been allowed to post bond after spending two years in jail for the alleged murder of his wife’s lover. Matthew Dedmon, ...
Read More »Tony Perkins, David Barton to address election issues at Abundant Life on Sunday evening
In less than a month, voters will go to the polls for what may be one of the most consequential presidential and congressional elections in history. In addition, Missouri voters will decide ...
Read More »Absentee voting with approved excuse now available for Missouri voters
Missourians now can vote absentee for the November general election. Absentee voters must meet one of the following requirements, according to the secretary of state’s website: Incapacity or confinement due to illness ...
Read More »It takes you to defeat Amendment 3. Here’s how
Many of you may have heard Amendment #3 (Right to Reproductive Freedom Initiative) but what does it really do? In addition to Amendment 3 enshrining the right to abortion in the Missouri ...
Read More »Key dates for registration, absentee voting approaching in Missouri
The November election is now less than two months away. Missouri citizens who plan to vote need to be aware of key dates on the election calendar and identification requirements at polling ...
Read More »Fantastic Caverns a new mission field for retired missionary
When people think of mission fields, Fantastic Caverns near Springfield probably is not the first place that comes to mind. However, Mark Alexander, a retired Assembly of God missionary, finds it a ...
Read More »Lawsuit aims to remove pro-abortion amendment from Missouri ballot
A state representative has filed a lawsuit in an attempt to keep off the November ballot a measure that protects abortion up to birth and ends any restrictions on gender surgery for ...
Read More »Experts confirm body of Missouri nun has not decomposed
Thousands of people have traveled to Gower, Mo., in the past year to view the remains of a nun whose body has not decayed since she died in 2019. Last week, a ...
Read More »How to get your refund from the Jackson County Collector
Two weeks ago, the State Tax Commission ordered Jackson County to reduce all assessments to no more than a 15 percent increase above 2022 levels, and the County has said it would ...
Read More »Missourians will vote on pro-abortion constitutional amendment in November
Missourians will vote Nov. 5 on whether the right to abortion will be codified in their state’s Constitution. The Missouri Secretary of State’s office announced on August 13 that pro-abortion advocates had ...
Read More »Democrat conventions have a history of drama and local connections
The Democrat Party has a history of power struggles, raucous attendees, and drama at its presidential conventions. This year provides its own unique set of circumstances. Let’s look at a few of ...
Read More »Who won? Results of Missouri’s Primary Election.
Here are the official results of the 2024 Missouri Primary Election. Information provided by he Missouri Secretary of State. Office/Candidate Name Party Votes % of Votes U.S. Senator 3566 of 3566 ...
Read More »Multiple St. Louis lawsuits accuse Catholic priests, nuns of abuse
Sixty people have filed lawsuits in St. Louis and surrounding counties alleging they were abused as children by dozens of Catholic priests, nuns and others, the Catholic News Agency and Associated Press ...
Read More »Back-to-school tax holiday is this weekend
As hard as it may be for parents to believe, back-to-school time is right around the corner. This Friday through Sunday, Missouri is giving them a break with its annual sales tax-free ...
Read More »Washington University denies whistleblower claims
The controversial transgender center at Washington University in St. Louis may or may not be closing. Whistleblower Jamie Reed wrote an op-ed piece for the “St. Louis Post-Dispatch” saying the university’s transgender ...
Read More »Missouri priest pleads guilty to stealing $300,000
A Missouri Catholic priest this week pleaded guilty to stealing $300,000 from a church at which he was pastor for nearly a decade. Father Ignazio Medina admitted transporting stolen property across state ...
Read More »Rep. Cori Bush trailing badly to pro-Israel Democrat Wesley Bell
Missouri Rep. Cori Bush, who represents St. Louis, may lose her Congressional seat if a recent poll holds. The controversial political figure, who is under a federal criminal investigation, has been roundly ...
Read More »Missouri Right to Life endorses candidates for August 6 primary
The Missouri Right to Life Political Action Committee has announced its endorsements for federal and statewide races in the August 6 primary. “As the political arm of Missouri Right to Life, MRL ...
Read More »The little-known Civil War history of Cass County
On July 11th the Burnt District presented a plaque marking the bloodiest battle of the Civil War in Cass County, Missouri. It honors the Battle of the Ravines, and for history buffs ...
Read More »St. Louis church not forming a militia
A Catholic church in the St. Louis suburb of Chesterfield has apologized after its bulletin advertised for men aged 18 to 29 to join a militia. The group’s aim was to protect ...
Read More »Wednesday meeting to discuss behind the scenes at the Missouri State Capitol
Are you wondering what the really goes on behind the scenes regarding the Missouri General Assembly? Liberty Link Missouri will hold a grassroots round table discussion titled, “The Truth Revealed,” on Wednesday, ...
Read More »Missouri deputies have encounter with “UFO” on its way to Roswell
Sheriff deputies in Crawford County in east-central Missouri did a double-take when they pulled over what appeared to be a flying saucer driving on Interstate 44. “These friendly humanoids, who have come ...
Read More »Another Kanakuk camper sues, alleging cover-up of abuse
A former camper has sued Kanakuk Kamps near Branson, a number of its current and former leaders and its insurer. Alex Summersett alleges that he was abused by his counselor, Pete Newman ...
Read More »Former MO Rep. Vicky Hartzler joins U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom
Former Missouri Rep. Vicky Hartzler hopes to advance the cause of faith without fear around the world in her new role as a commissioner on the bipartisan U.S. Commission on International Religious ...
Read More »Safety tips keep July 4 safe as well as fun
Although the Fourth of July can be one of the most enjoyable holidays of the year, it also potentially is one of the most dangerous. According to data collected by the Missouri ...
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