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TOM LUTEY Many of the large corporate donors said to be reconsidering campaign contributions after false allegations of election fraud fomented an assault on Congress, had been contributors to Montana Sen. Steve Daines’s election bid. At least 16 businesses that have confirmed withholding or reconsidering who they give to had been contributors to Daines’ successful campaign for a second term. The Montana lawmaker was among the Republicans who falsely suggested Democrats ha...

MISSOURI- Missouris April general municipal election candidate filing ended on Jan. 19, right before Inauguration Day. The final certification day will be Tuesday, Jan. 26 and the special election will be held April 6. Three candidates are running for the Columbia City Council Second Ward seat, and three are running for the Sixth Ward seat. The Second Ward covers much of north-central and northwest Columbia, with Six Ward covering much of east-central and southeast Columbia.  Five people ann...

A day after President Joe Biden ordered that masks be worn on federal lands as one measure to fight coronavirus, both federal agencies and the public are still trying to

PENDLETON — The city of Pendleton will preserve sidewalk stamps no more.

With interim Superintendent Claudia Bach at the helm of Andover schools, the School Committee is focusing on finding a new permanent superintendent to start July 1.

HELENA, Mont. – While most of the country’s attention diverted toward the nation’s capital, a controversial bill took a step forward inside the State Capitol Wednesday, with its first hearing

JEFFERSON CITY - Missouris Health and Pensions Committee met to discuss seven proposed bills that would restrict county and city health officials ability to impose restrictions related to COVID-19. One of the bills, SB 12, would disallow any restrictions on religious services and would prevent health officials from imposing restrictions during a state of emergency for a period longer than 30 days. Other proposed bills went further: one wants to eliminate health officials ability to pass ordinan...

Missouri Senator Roy Blunt spoke at Wednesdays inaugural ceremonies. His remarks highlighted the resilience of the American people and called for unity.

By Emily Rice | Bluefield Daily Telegraph and J. Damon Cain | The Register-Herald Jan 21, 2021 Jan 21, 2021 Sen. Joe Manchin said Tuesday that he believes former president Donald Trump is guilty of sedition. TWV FILE PHOTO BLUEFIELD — On the eve his party taking control of the Senate and handing him chairmanship of the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee, West Virginia Sen. Joe Manchin, said Tuesday that the evidence to convict Pres...

WASHINGTON (AP) — President Donald Trump pardoned former chief strategist Steve Bannon in the final hours of his White House term as part of a flurry of clemency action that