Crystal Quade

The Missouri gubernatorial forum was hosted by the Missouri Press Association.

Meeting members of the Springfield Mayor’s Commission for Children on Tuesday morning, Democratic State Rep. Crystal Quade and Republican State Sen. Lincoln Hough recapped the latest lawmaking session in Jefferson City. Amid the conversation, they covered what legislators accomplished this year — and what they didn’t.

Making Democracy Work returns to the airwaves today and we may sound a little different. In an effort to maintain safety, we are using web conferencing…

House Minority Leader Crystal Quade joined St. Louis Public Radio’s Jason Rosenbaum as the latest guest on Politically Speaking. The Springfield...

Missourians will decide on November 6 who should represent District 132 in the Missouri House: Incumbent Democrat, Crystal Quade, or Republican, Sarah…

As the nation continues to reel from the mass shooting in Florida Wednesday, Missouri legislators are thinking about what can be done to try to prevent a…

Through the First Amendment to the United States Constitution, people are guaranteed the freedom to, among other liberties, peaceably assemble. Whether…

Springfield was among the hundreds of cities worldwide Saturday where marchers raised their voice in support of women’s rights.The grassroots movement,…

Crystal Quade helped Democrats avoid a Republican sweep in Greene County Tuesday and kept blue the seat currently held by term-limited Charlie Norr. Quade…

Voters in central Springfield will determine whether a Missouri House seat stays Democratic or changes hands in the largely GOP-represented region.Crystal…