LISTEN: NT on Tap -- Yard Waste with City Administrator Brian Crane
In this week's episode, Editor Gary Castor chats with City Administrator Brian Crane about plans for a yard waste facility at what was once a temporary site ne…
In this week's episode, Editor Gary Castor chats with City Administrator Brian Crane about plans for a yard waste facility at what was once a temporary site ne…
In this week's episode, Editor Gary Castor chats with Penny Quigg, Cole County Republic Central Committee chairwoman, who gives an inside-view breakdown of the…
Henry Robinson said he's no stranger to the struggles of poverty after more than two decades working in Kansas City's fast food scene.
The Missouri GOP Cole County Caucus ran smoothly, until the unexpected happened. At least it was unexpected for some GOP leadership.
Former President Donald Trump continued his march toward the GOP nomination on Saturday, winning caucuses in Idaho and Missouri and sweeping the delegate haul …
A quasi-governmental organization based in Missouri that services student loans is facing lawsuits and a scathing report from a pair of education organizations…
Right-wing politicians who won't apologize for labeling Denton Loudermill as the shooter responsible for a death and almost two dozen injuries at the Kansas Ci…
Eight candidates vying for four City Council seats in the April 2 election responded to questions submitted by News Tribune readers.
With daylight saving time arriving March 10, a House committee heard a bill Wednesday that would stop the clock once and for all.
Secretary of State Jay Ashcroft is facing criticism from Republican and Democratic rivals over comments he made at a candidate forum this weekend calling into …
Ward 5 Councilman Jon Hensley said the second-to-last finance committee for the 2023-24 season was maybe the longest he has attended as chairman.
After weeks of flirting with the idea, state Sen. Lincoln Hough of Springfield jumped into the Republican Primary for lieutenant governor on Thursday.
Mid-Missouri lawmakers remain optimistic their priority bills will pass this year.
A Columbia-based nonprofit for seniors has a big project in Jefferson City.
Hospitals and health clinics treating underserved communities in Missouri have one big legislative wish this year.