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The Missouri Supreme Court takes the bench on Tuesday, Sept. 10, 2024 in Jefferson City to hear a case questioning whether an amendment to overturn the state’s abortion ban will remain on the state’s November ballot. From left are Judges Kelly C. Broniec, Robin Ransom, W. Brent Powell, Chief Justice Mary R. Russell, Zel. M. Fischer, Paul C. Wilson and Ginger K. Gooch.
Missouri Supreme Court rules amendment legalizing abortion will remain on ballot
Missourians will have the opportunity to vote to enshrine abortion in the state constitution this November, the Missouri Supreme Court ruled Tuesday. more
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Dan and Earlene Britton, of Versailles, stand beside their farm pond with a cabin in the background on Friday, Friday, Aug. 23. The Brittons, the Ozark Prairie Master Gardeners, and the University of Missouri Extension are hosting an annual educational field day on their farm on Saturday, Sept. 21. Photo by Faith Bemiss-McKinney | Democrat
Ozark Prairie Master Gardeners to host September Field Day
VERSAILLES — A special field day will be offered on a farm near Versailles on Saturday,Sept. 21. more
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From left, Missouri Farm Bureau President Garrett Hawkins, Missouri Governor Mike Parson, Lieutenant Governor Mike Kehoe, Senator Eric Schmitt, Congressman Jason Smith, Congressman Eric Burlison and Congressman Mark Alford hold a press conference on Thursday, August 15, at the Missouri Farm Bureau Building at the 2024 Missouri State Fair in Sedalia. Photo by Zach Bott | Star-Journal 
Missouri 4th District Rep. Mark Alford, other congressmen speak on agriculture at State Fair
Missouri Congressman Mark Alford and other Missouri congressmen took the stand to speak on current agricultural issues on Thursday, Aug. 15, inside the Missouri Farm Bureau Building at the 2024 Missouri State Fair.  more
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Missouri U.S. Senator Josh Hawley speaks during what was suposed to be a debate against Democrat foe Lucas Kunce on Thursday, Aug. 15, in the parking lot of Kehde's Barbeque in Sedalia.
Hawley goes unopposed in Farm Bureau Debate
SEDALIA — The Missouri Farm Bureau planned for Republican U.S. Senator Josh Hawley to debate Democrat foe Lucas Kunce in the parking lot of Kehde's Barbeque, just across from the Missouri State Fairgrounds on Thursday, Aug. 15. more
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Missouri voters will decide whether to legalize abortion in November
Abortion will be on Missouri’s statewide ballot in November. more
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Sports wagering, minimum wage hike headed for November vote in Missouri
An end run around the Missouri General Assembly has the nation’s two largest sports books driving hard to their goal of crossing home plate with a big payday. more
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Mark Edwards 
Mark Edwards elected to Pettis County commission by wide margin
There will be a new officeholder for the position of Pettis County Western District Commissioner.  more
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Incumbent Pettis County Eastern Commissioner Israel Baeza wins the 2024 Primary Election on Tuesday, Aug. 6
Eastern Commissioner Israel Baeza wins the Primary Election
Pettis County Eastern Commissioner Israel Baeza retained his seat in the 2024 Primary Election on Tuesday, Aug. 6. more
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Sen. Denny Hoskins, R-Warrensburg, points at fellow Senate Freedom Caucus members as he tells reporters that the Missouri Senate Freedom Caucus will outlive their time in the chamber. 
Denny Hoskins wins Republican bid for Missouri Secretary of State
Warrensburg resident Denny Hoskins claimed the Republican bid for Missouri Secretary of State during the Primary Election on Tuesday, Aug. 6. more
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Mike Kehoe, who voters chose Tuesday in the Republican primary for governor, speaks about beating the odds after walking into his election-night party in Jefferson City. 
Mike Kehoe wins Republican nomination for Missouri governor
Missouri Republicans ratified Gov. Mike Parson’s choice of successor Tuesday by nominating Lt. Gov. Mike Kehoe, rejecting the scion of a veteran political family and the disruptive tactics of the GOP’s most vocal faction. more
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Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey delivers a victory speech to supporters in Columbia after winning the primary election against Republican attorney general hopeful Will Scharf on Tuesday. 
Andrew Bailey defeats Will Scharf to capture GOP nomination for attorney general
COLUMBIA — Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey survived a tough primary challenge from a member of former president Donald Trump’s legal team on Tuesday to win the GOP nomination for a full term in office. more
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Crystal Quade greets supporters in Springfield after winning the Democratic nomination for Missouri Governor
Crystal Quade captures Democratic nomination for Missouri governor
SPRINGFIELD — Southwest Missouri native and House Democratic Leader Crystal Quade won her party’s nomination for governor Tuesday in a primary race she said shows the power of grassroots campaigning. more
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Dave Wasinger
Dave Wasinger wins Republican primary for Missouri lieutenant governor
Dave Wasinger secured the Republican nomination for Missouri’s lieutenant governor on Tuesday, emerging out of a crowded primary where candidates spent millions seeking the office. more
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State Treasurer Vivek Malek, who is seeking a full term in office after being appointed by Gov. Mike Parson, speaks Thursday evening at the Boone County Republican Lincoln Days dinner in Columbia
Vivek Malek wins Republican nomination for Missouri Treasurer
State Treasurer Vivek Malek defeated multiple challengers Tuesday to hold on to his party’s nomination to keep his job this fall. more
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Missouri voters reject property tax break for child care facilities
Missouri voters on Tuesday rejected an attempt by lawmakers to exempt child care facilities from paying property taxes, an incentive supporters hoped would help with the state’s day care shortage. more
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Missouri voters approve amendment requiring more police spending in Kansas City
Missourians on Tuesday voted to require Kansas City to spend more of its municipal budget on policing, reinstating a policy that had been overturned by the state supreme court. more
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Live Results: 2024 Pettis County Primary Election
Polls close at 7 p.m. Tuesday, Aug. 2. Below are the results of contested races in the Aug. 2 primary election in Pettis County, according to unofficial results from the Pettis County Clerk’s Office. more
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On Tuesday, Aug. 6, Voters in the 2024 Primary Election cast their votes at the Ward 4 Polling Place at the First United Methodist Church Celebration Center. At 9:12 a.m., 188 people had voted in Ward 4. Photo by Faith Bemiss-McKinney | Democrat
Photos: Pettis County voters come out for 2024 Primary Election
Saturday around 50 election workers attended training at the Pettis Courthouse Annex, 215 East Fifth St. Linda Casey, Pettis Clerk Nick LaStrada and Jeanne Chapin will be busy through Tuesday, Aug. 6 assisting voters. Photo courtesy Pettis Clerk's office.
Pettis Clerk offers advice for Aug. 6 primary election
The Aug. 6  primary election is right around the corner and Pettis County Clerk Nick La Strada offers instructions for those voting in the Tuesday, Aug. 6 election. more
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Steve Hession volunteered to serve ice cream at Thursday's Pettis County Democrat Club's Ice Cream Social held at the First United Methodist Church. Hession admitted he was not a Democrat but did a good reason to attend. “Because my wife is a Democrat and I am independent,” Hession said, “and I like to make a choice.” Photo by Chris Howell | Democrat
Pettis Democrat Club hosts ice cream social, candidates are the topping
The Pettis County Democrat Club held an ice cream social on Thursday, July 25, at the First United Methodist Church in Sedalia. more
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