Veto launches summer-long fight between Nixon and Legislature.
Author Archive for Eli Yokley
Eli Yokley is editor in chief of PoliticMo, and also serves as a political contributor to The Joplin Globe and the St. Louis Business Journal. He can be reached at eli@politicmo.com.
Days before planned Missouri trip, Clinton will officially announce campaign in New York
by Eli Yokley •
Prior to her visit to Missouri on June 23, Clinton will head to Iowa, New Hampshire, South Carolina and Nevada.
Missouri reaches ‘record high’ in traffic stop racial disparity, attorney general says
by Eli Yokley •
While on the rise statewide, racial disparity in Ferguson actually decreased, according to report.
Republican legislator’s pharmacy license in jeopardy after giving illegal prescriptions to himself, others and his dog
by Eli Yokley •
A state license given to State Rep. Lynn Morris to operate pharmacies in southwest Missouri has been put on probation for three years, after the Missouri Board of Pharmacy found the Republican of Ozark had improperly distributed to himself, others…
South Carolina governor to raise money for Catherine Hanaway
by Eli Yokley •
Fundraiser to feature all-star lineup of Republican donors.
Kander jabs Obama, Blunt for support of “fast-track” trade bill
by Eli Yokley •
Opposition to TPP pits him against both President Obama, a Democrat, and his Republican opponent, Roy Blunt.
Democratic state lawmaker to challenge Ann Wagner for reelection
by Eli Yokley •
Since last Memorial Day, one Missouri serviceman killed overseas
by Eli Yokley •
Matthew H. Walker was fatally wounded in Afghanistan when his unit was hit by an enemy rocket grenade.
Missouri governor commutes life sentence for Mizanskey, in prison for non-violent drug offenses
by Eli Yokley •
Nixon’s action on Friday stopped short of a pardon, but does allow Jeff Mizanskey to make his case for parole.
What Paul Levota has to say about why interns left his office
by Eli Yokley •
“I am upset that any of these young people that come to experience the legislative process would be subject to sensationalism,” he said.