JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – Lawmakers will be back in the Missouri State Capitol next week to start a new legislative session.
After some called last session dysfunctional, it seems that both sides of the aisle are optimistic about the new year. While leadership says there’s still unfinished business from last session, one top priority for this year is the state’s historic surplus.
Following the November election, dozens of new members will be joining the 102nd General Assembly.
Branson Mayor Gives State of City Speech Today
Branson Mayor Larry Milton will present the annual State of the City Address today.
College of the Ozarks to Host Vietnam War Veterans Day Ceremony
College of the Ozarks holds a ceremony at Patriots Park next week to remember the Vietnam War.
CBS News Radio Ends Nearly 100 Years of Service in May
A network that has partnered with current and past Ozarks Dynacom Radio Stations covering National and International News will cease operations in May.
Temperatures Drop but Fire Danger Remains
After a weekend that saw several areas break record highs with temperatures in the 90s, the Lakes Region will see a return to normal conditions for the next couple of days.
Another Hot Day, Fire Danger Remains
As some areas see another day of record temperatures, area officials are again cautioning against outdoor burning.
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