This year may end up being one of the most productive in the Missouri General Assembly's recent history. According to Gov.

Conflict within the Republican supermajority kept the legislature from accomplishing much in recent years, but that's all changed in the 2025 session.

Several months after Missouri voters approved ballot measures to expand abortion rights and sick leave benefits, both are now ...

When Missouri’s attorney general says he’ll seize Chinese-owned assets to force China to pay a $24.5 billion award won by the ...

From eliminating the Department of Education to local school policies on cellphones, the new poll provides a snapshot of ...

Medicaid and CHIP, the Children’s Health Insurance Program, are a backbone of American health care, covering more than 79 ...

Ed Martin is not a typical pick for a U.S. attorney. President Trump’s choice to lead the federal office in Washington, D.C., ...

The Drake men’s basketball didn’t have to suffer any drama. The Bulldogs knew they were already in. The suspense surrounding Sunday’s NCAA Tournament Selection Show watch party inside the Knapp Center ...

Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe says he plans to sign a bill that would allow the state to re-take control of the St. Louis ...

Missourians could be paying more for utilities if the governor signs a bill sitting on his desk right now.A bill passed by ...

"When you have, you know, one party like the Democrat control over a city like this, without the influence, you know, of, I'll say, a Republican ... meeting at the DOJ, Missouri Attorney General ...

Missouri Gov. Mike Kehoe is expected to sign a plan that would put the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department under state ...