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Federal lawsuit filed in response to Missouri’s remote voting law
A new federal lawsuit asks a judge to make Missouri’s mail-in voting process easier in an effort...
Missouri’s Hawley: increases in social isolation from pandemic may be contributing to surges in drug addiction
Missouri's junior senator is urging the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) to...
New game plan for WNBA great Maya Moore and Missouri man she helped free from prison: Marriage
In July, the day Jonathan Irons had been waiting for finally arrived. He walked out of the...
Court settlement to bring debt relief to Missouri’s former ITT Tech students
A coalition of 48 state Attorneys General has secured an agreement to obtain debt relief for...
Missouri’s governor pleased with special session on crime; wants House to approve Gardner legislation
While Missouri's governor is pleased with the special session on violent crime, he's calling on...
Missouri congresswoman: St. Louis County has not distributed $100 million in CARES Act funding
A Missouri congresswoman who represents St. Louis County on Capitol Hill is calling on county...
Better Business Bureau has online safety reminder for Missouri parents with kids learning online
Most Missouri students are back to school and some are settling in for distance learning amid...
Missouri’s Hawley rules out U.S. Supreme Court appointment (AUDIO)
Missouri's junior senator says he has no interest in a U.S. Supreme Court appointment. U.S. Sen....
Urban League of St. Louis receives $1 million grant, aimed at preventing violent crime
Missouri's governor announced a $1 million grant on Wednesday, that's aimed at expanding a violent...
Flags to fly at half-staff Sunday in St. Louis for fallen officer Bohannon
Missouri's governor has ordered U.S. and Missouri flags to fly at half-staff at all government...
Missouri Senate passes five special session bills to fight crime
The Missouri Senate passed five special session bills about crime in the wee hours of Thursday...
Arsonist who threw Molotov cocktail into Missouri Planned Parenthood clinic sentenced to prison
A man from mid-Missouri's Columbia has been sentenced to five years in federal prison, for...
St. Louis Police Chief: “We desperately need more officers and we need them now”
Legislation eliminating the residency requirement for St. Louis police officers, firefighters and...
Missouri court says redistricting plan’s summary language has ‘major problems’
The Missouri Court of Appeals says part of the summary language for the Amendment 3 November...
Missourians asked to comment, attend virtual listening session on police training standards
Missourians can have a say about police training standards through a process of surveys, email...
Top Missouri laws taking effect today
Several bills become law today that the Missouri Legislature passed during the second regular...
Republican National Convention features widow of fallen retired St. Louis police captain
The widow of a fallen retired St. Louis police captain spoke during Thursday night’s Republican...
Missouri’s new motorcycle helmet law takes effect on Friday
Some Missourians will be able to ride their motorcycles without a helmet, starting Friday....
Federal prosecutors: former St. Louis charter school headmaster got away with fraud “for years”
Federal prosecutors in St. Louis say the former head of a now-defunct St. Louis-area charter...
Parson calls House passage of 5 special session bills is ‘A win for Missouri’
The Missouri House of Representatives did not pass two of seven bills the governor wanted as part...
America’s first female county clerk to be inducted into Hall of Famous Missourians Wednesday (AUDIO)
The first female elected to public office in Missouri in 1890 will be inducted into the Hall of...
UPDATE: Missouri House gives final approval of five crime bills; juvenile certification bill is dead
The Missouri House voted Tuesday in Jefferson City to give final approval to five bills that are...
McCloskeys during RNC: “Your family will not be safe in Radical Democrats’ America”
A St. Louis couple who pulled their guns on protesters walking along their private street in June...
Second special session appears likely for Missouri witness protection
The Missouri House voted Monday afternoon in Jefferson City for initial approval of several bills...
Missouri Representative on special session: “Tough on crime approach does not actually reduce crime”
The Missouri House is in session today and is expected to take a preliminary vote on six crime...
Missouri House gets to work today on six crime bills – not seven
The Missouri House of Representatives gets down to business today on a special legislative session...
Missouri congresswoman says Republican National Convention will focus on optimism and heroes (AUDIO)
A west-central Missouri GOP congresswoman says this week's 2020 Republican National Convention in...
Rural Missouri prosecutor: victim tampering “happens everywhere, even in little Johnson County”
Legislation that increases penalties for witness and victim tampering will go to the Missouri...
In KC, U.S. Attorney General Barr touts Operation LeGend numbers (AUDIO)
Attorney General Bill Barr traveled to Kansas City Wednesday to highlight a federal-local program...