Emily Manley is the Missouri Chief Capitol Bureau Reporter for KOLR-TV, KTVI FOX 2, and other stations within the Nexstar Broadcasting Group. With a focus on local news in Missouri, particularly in the St. Louis area, Emily covers a wide range of topics including education, healthcare, politics, and climate issues. Her reporting provides valuable insights into the challenges and developments impacting the state and its residents.
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By: Emily Manley
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – Lawmakers wanted to spend three-quarters of a billion dollars to expand parts of Interstate 44 to six lanes, but the governor slashed some of the funding. The General Assembly approved $730 million to widen I-44 from Rolla to Joplin, but Gov. Mike Parson said since the pre-work on the interstate isn’t […]
Missouri saw a decrease in overdose deaths last year, but fentanyl remains the leading cause of death among adults aged 18-44, prompting lawmakers to question what needs to be done.
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – After struggling for years to find workers, the Missouri Department of Transportation continues to gain staff.
The state’s largest university says it is eliminating its division of diversity, equity, and inclusion to be proactive and protect the $700 million in fundraising it receives from lawmakers.
By: Emily Manley
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – Should Missouri offer incentives to keep the Kansas City Chiefs and Royals to keep them from relocating to Kansas? It’s a topic that the leading Republican candidates for governor seem to disagree on. As Gov. Mike Parson works with local leaders and the two teams on a plan, some Republican gubernatorial […]
By: Emily Manley
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – With more than 1,100 Missouri daycares closed over a span of two years, voters are being asked if they want to give child care providers a special property tax break.
Missouri voters will see two different ballot initiatives when they head to the polls Tuesday: Amendment 1 and Amendment 4.
By: Brian Dulle Rachel Van Gilder, Emily Manley, John Holt
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By: Brian Dulle, Emily Manley, Dave D'Marko, Allison Kite
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Voters across Missouri are once again deciding on a big funding issue for the police department in Kansas City.
Posted: Updated: JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – Missouri Gov. Mike Parson signed an executive order in August to ban intoxicating cannabis products, scheduled to be in effect next month.
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