Missouri Gov. Jay Nixon and Illinois Gov. Pat Quinn detailed their shared priorities for competing for federal recovery funds to establish a high-speed passenger rail line between Chicago and St. Louis. Read more...
Jay Nixon tours McArthur’s Bakery, a small business in South St. Louis County, to detail and sign a targeted tax cut for small businesses across Missouri. Read more...
Gov. Jay Nixon traveled to St. Louis, Kansas City and Columbia to sign one of his top legislative priorities into law: House Bill 191, the bipartisan jobs bill. Read more...
Gov. Jay Nixon launched Caring for Missourians, an initiative to help educate and train more than 900 health care professionals in critical-need fields. Full story ...
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Governor Nixon's non-partisan plan to get Missourians back to work and support small-business growth.
Plan ends Missouri’s patronage system, uses technology to overhaul system, makes it more efficient and responsive to taxpayers.
Gov. Nixon's initiative to create jobs and transform our economy for the 21st century.
The Next-Generation Jobs Team is the perfect way to get a head start over the competition for the job you desire, even before you graduate.
Missouri Governor Jay Nixon (L) and Illinois Governor Pat Quinn shake hands afte ...
On June 19, Gov. Nixon signed House Bill 580 at the Kansas City Fire Department' ...
Joined by local legislators and Karen Mitchell, director of the Missouri Departm ...
As Missouri legislators stand near, Governor Jay Nixon signs House Bill 191, a b ...
Governor Nixon is working with business and labor to keep and create Missouri's jobs
All of our children deserve a world-class education.
Missourians deserve affordable and accessible health care.
Governor Nixon is committed to transparency in government.
Watch Gov. Nixon's address to the 2009 Missouri Energy Summit
Watch Gov. Nixon and Gov. Sebelius at 2009 Governor's Summit
Watch as Gov. Nixon gives the 2009 Missouri State of the State Address
Watch as Gov. Nixon speaks about historic budget agreement
Gov. Jay Nixon visits the campus of Missouri University of Science and Technology in Rolla to sign ceremonial copies of two pieces of legislation promoting education and careers in high-tech, high-demand fields
Gov. Jay Nixon vetoes Senate Bill 202, legislation that would have repealed Missouri's helmet law for motorcycle riders
Gov. Jay Nixon signs five bills honoring Missouri military veterans: House Bill 82, House Bill 111, House Bill 400, House Bill 678 and House Bill 683
Gov. Jay Nixon officially transmits a legislative request to honor President Harry S. Harry Truman in the U.S. Capitol's Statuary Hall
Gov. Nixon signed into law House Bill 381 and House Bill 683, which codify his reforms in statute and ensure that the open and transparent bidding system he implemented will remain in place in future years
Gov. Jay Nixon named current assistant prosecuting attorney Jacob W. Shellabarger as Audrain County Prosecuting Attorney
Gov. Jay Nixon said he is committed to the State of Missouri participating in the development and adoption of a common core of state standards in English language arts and mathematics for elementary and secondary students
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