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Under oath, Faughn answers committee questions, reiterates the money was his

May 24, 2018

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — “It was my money,” Scott Faughn testified under oath to the House investigative committee. Al Watkins has previously said he thought the money came from an out-of-state Republican donor. After the hearing, which lasted more than three hours, Ed Dowd, Gov. Eric Greitens personal attorney, questioned the reliability of both individuals […]

Smith introduces bill to permanently protect American families

May 23, 2018

WASHINGTON, DC — Today, Congressman Jason Smith, a Member of the U.S. House of Representatives Committee on Ways & Means, responsible for all federal taxation policy, introduced H.R. 5903, the Permanent Tax Relief for Working Families Act. The legislation would make permanent the new and expanded per Child Tax Credit established under the Tax Cuts & […]

Defense gets their wish on cross-examination, sort of

May 23, 2018

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — Under the rules adopted by the House committee investigating Gov. Eric Greitens, his defense will not get the opportunity to cross-examine witnesses in a public setting. That doesn’t mean cross-examination won’t be in the official records. The Special Investigative Committee on Oversight is currently workings its way through reading more than […]

As special session gets underway, pro-Greitens ad set to air around state

May 23, 2018

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — At least $185,000 in television ads will begin appearing this week in support of Gov. Eric Greitens, who is facing a felony computer tampering charge and multiple investigations. In a year where he doesn’t appear on the ballot, though the entire state House is up for re-election along with half of […]

MoDOT urges drivers to use caution as 100-Mile Yard Sale kicks off this week

May 22, 2018

SIKESTON — Visitors and residents will be out in full force along Route 25 Memorial Day weekend in search of bargains at the 100-Mile Yard Sale, but MoDOT wants you to remember the greatest savings of the event could be a life. “It’s a fun weekend that people look forward to each year,” Traffic Engineer […]

Hours of testimony of Greitens’ former mistress to be read into committee record

May 22, 2018

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — The House investigative committee will spend the majority of the week reading into the record hours of testimony of Gov. Eric Greitens’ former mistress including the defense’s cross-examination. Intermittent will be testimony by Scott Faughn and Al Watkins. The St. Louis Circuit Attorney’s Office has supplied the Special Investigative Committee on […]

First Lady applauds passage of foster care and adoption reform legislation

May 22, 2018

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — First Lady Sheena Greitens is pleased with some of the work done by legislators this session, which she believes will have a positive impact for Missouri’s foster care and adoption systems. Greitens on Monday posted a statement on social media regarding the passage of SB 819 and SB 800, two bills […]

Judge waives appearances in Greitens’ computer tampering case until July 2

May 22, 2018

In the first pretrial hearing regarding the felony computer tampering case against Gov. Eric Greitens, a St. Louis Associate Circuit judge waived his appearance until a grand jury decides whether or not to indict the embattled governor. Judge Madeline Connolly, who was appointed by Greitens in February, said she’ll wait for that decision and set […]

Jackson County prosecutor agrees to serve as special prosecutor in Greitens’ invasion of privacy case, Gardner blocked from case

May 22, 2018

PHOTO: Missouri Governor Eric Greitens talks to reporters outside the Civil Courts Building after charges of invasion of privacy against the Governor were dropped in St. Louis on May 14, 2018. Prosecutors said that Greitens had taken an explicit photo of a woman with whom he was having an affair, without her consent. Greitens proclaimed his […]

Montauk State Park to host public meeting June 2

May 21, 2018

JEFFERSON CITY — Montauk State Park invites the public to an informational meeting beginning at 8 p.m. Saturday, June 2, at the park’s amphitheater. The public is invited to share comments about the park and its operations. Park staff will be on hand to provide information and to answer questions. Input from the public is […]

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Under oath, Faughn answers committee questions, reiterates the money was his

Smith introduces bill to permanently protect American families

Defense gets their wish on cross-examination, sort of

As special session gets underway, pro-Greitens ad set to air around state

MoDOT urges drivers to use caution as 100-Mile Yard Sale kicks off this week

Hours of testimony of Greitens’ former mistress to be read into committee record

Smith introduces bill to permanently protect American families

Defense gets their wish on cross-examination, sort of

As special session gets underway, pro-Greitens ad set to air around state

Under oath, Faughn answers committee questions, reiterates the money was his

Smith introduces bill to permanently protect American families

Defense gets their wish on cross-examination, sort of

As special session gets underway, pro-Greitens ad set to air around state

MoDOT urges drivers to use caution as 100-Mile Yard Sale kicks off this week

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Under oath, Faughn answers committee questions, reiterates the money was his

Smith introduces bill to permanently protect American families

Defense gets their wish on cross-examination, sort of

As special session gets underway, pro-Greitens ad set to air around state

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Under oath, Faughn answers committee questions, reiterates the money was his

Smith introduces bill to permanently protect American families

Defense gets their wish on cross-examination, sort of

As special session gets underway, pro-Greitens ad set to air around state

Under oath, Faughn answers committee questions, reiterates the money was his

Smith introduces bill to permanently protect American families

Defense gets their wish on cross-examination, sort of

As special session gets underway, pro-Greitens ad set to air around state

MoDOT urges drivers to use caution as 100-Mile Yard Sale kicks off this week

Hours of testimony of Greitens’ former mistress to be read into committee record

First Lady applauds passage of foster care and adoption reform legislation

Judge waives appearances in Greitens’ computer tampering case until July 2

Jackson County prosecutor agrees to serve as special prosecutor in Greitens’ invasion of privacy case, Gardner blocked from case

Montauk State Park to host public meeting June 2