Jay Nixon

A new law signed by Gov. Jay Nixon last week will make it easier for county law enforcement agencies in Missouri to assist one another in an…

Missouri's new state budget is $115 million lighter, after Gov. Jay Nixon announced temporary cuts to 131 programs and state agencies.He told reporters…

On July 6, St. Louis Public Radio will host a live debate with the Missouri candidates running to become the GOP candidate-of-choice in the August 2…

Monday, July 8, 1776. It’s a “warm sunshine morning” in Philadelphia and the revolutionary Col. John Nixon, the city’s sheriff and distant relative of…

Missouri Gov. Jay Nixon signed a bill Wednesday tightening laws around a popular economic development tool.The law is aimed at the St. Louis region,…

It was a busy day for Gov. Jay Nixon, as his final year in office heads toward the halfway point.He told reporters Tuesday that he signed seven more bills…

After Gov. Jay Nixon placed his signature on legislation that could expand Medicaid for Missourians who are disabled or elderly, I couldn’t help but think…

Missouri Gov. Jay Nixon expects the three new members of the University of Missouri System Board of Curator to hit the ground running on an important…

Gov. Jay Nixon on Monday signed several bills into law, including one designed to prevent identity theft.Senate Bill 624 makes it a class A misdemeanor to…

If there’s one constant about the last week of the Missouri General Assembly’s session, it’s that nobody in the Capitol has to search very hard to find…