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Genevieve Tlustos
Genevieve Tlustos is a state government reporter for the Jefferson City News Tribune. She will graduate with a Bachelor of Arts in Communication with a Journalism Concentration from Truman State University in May 2024. A native of Ozark, Missouri, she joined the News Tribune Jan. 2024. She can be found on Twitter at @gennatlustos.
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Subscriber ExclusiveVeit’s priority legislation passes Missouri House
The Missouri House passed a judicial reform bill sponsored by Rep. Rudy Veit, R-Wardsville, on Monday.
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Judge Kelly Broniec sworn in to Missouri Supreme Court
Judge Kelly C. Broniec was officially sworn in as a member of the Missouri Supreme Court Monday.
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Subscriber ExclusiveMarie Watkins Oliver inducted into Hall of Famous Missourians
The Hall of Famous Missourians gained a new member Monday -- Marie Watkins Oliver.
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Subscriber ExclusiveFrom less compromise to party infighting, Missouri Senate sees changing atmosphere
The Missouri Senate appears to be more divided than ever.
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Subscriber ExclusiveHataway named full-status director of DED
Gov. Mike Parson named Michelle Hataway, acting director of the Department of Economic Development, a full-status director Friday.
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Kehoe to visit Texas border
Lt. Gov. Mike Kehoe is traveling today to the Texas border.
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Subscriber ExclusiveCapitol Commission sets budget for renovation master plan
The Missouri State Capitol Commission set a budget for Capitol renovations Thursday after weeks of disagreement.
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State Supreme Court hears case over governor’s clemency powers
The Missouri Supreme Court heard a case Wednesday regarding the governor's power to grant clemency.
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Subscriber ExclusiveMissouri AG files lawsuit against Biden Administration’s loan forgiveness plan
Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey, along with six states, filed a lawsuit Tuesday against President Joe Biden's new student loan forgiveness plan.
