An unlikely alliance in St. Louis County has formed in an effort to help fired federal employees...
Trump Administration investigating Washington University in St. Louis for allegedly ignoring DEI ban
The Trump Administration is investigating Washington University in St. Louis for allegedly...
Missouri nursing home workers and advocates call on lawmakers to address ‘crisis’
The nonprofit Missouri Alliance for Long-Term Care Reform has released a report about the state's...
EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin to visit St. Louis Monday
The new administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency is scheduled to visit St. Louis...
Sen. Mike Henderson proposes Missouri protections against frivolous lawsuits to silence free speech
When the state legislature returns from spring break, a Missouri Senate committee could vote on...
Missouri Senate confirms Gov. Kehoe’s picks for Commerce and Insurance Director, Board of Probation and Parole
Another list of people tapped by Gov. Mike Kehoe has been approved to serve in Missouri leadership...
What you need to know about the Missouri Legislature’s session so far
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Missouri moves closer to banning GPS trackers used to secretly monitor people
In Missouri, it is not illegal to put a GPS tracking device on someone’s vehicle to secretly...
Missouri Legislature gives blessing to utility rate proposal. Will it increase your utility bills?
The Missouri Legislature has adopted a bill that would change the way utility rates are set. The...
Bid to scrap Missouri’s minimum wage, paid sick leave law wins House approval
Missouri’s voter-approved paid sick leave requirements and a minimum wage increase are another...
House passes bill to make Missouri an open enrollment state
A bill that would make Missouri an open enrollment state has reached the halfway point in the...
Missouri Supreme Court hears lawsuit on minimum wage and paid sick leave law
Does Proposition A violate the Missouri Constitution? That’s what the State Supreme Court is now...
Missouri Legislature passes crime package with St. Louis PD oversight switch
“It’s absolutely disrespectful. It’s absolutely disrespectful. It’s absolutely disrespectful.”...
‘Claim sharks’ taking big bite out of Missouri military veterans’ disability benefits (LISTEN)
Predatory companies are scamming military veterans who are seeking disability benefits, and a...
Unanimous Senate support to let Missouri homeschoolers participate in extra-curricular activities
Could Missouri allow homeschool students to participate in a school district’s extra-curricular...
Alford wants SBA regional office moved from Kansas City to Columbia, Missouri
West-central Missouri Congressman Mark Alford wants the U.S. Small Business Administration to move...
Missouri’s D. John Sauer to face U.S. Senate committee in confirmation proceedings
The U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee is scheduled to consider on Thursday the nomination of former...
After Senate passage, Missouri is one step closer to banning child marriage
One chamber down, one to go on an effort to ban child marriage in Missouri. The bill sponsored by...
Missouri House gives initial approval to allow open enrollment in public schools
Roughly 43 states allow open enrollment in public schools and some state lawmakers want Missouri...
Here’s what could be ahead this week for the Missouri Legislature
Missouri legislators could pass a few priority bills before they leave for spring break later this...
Missouri Senate could face-off over efforts to reinstate abortion ban
An effort to reinstate the state’s abortion ban could be up for Missouri Senate debate soon after...
Mizzou research professor on closure of soybean research lab
A research professor at the University of Missouri – Columbia is lamenting the closure of a...
Using a GPS tracker to secretly spy on people is not illegal in Missouri
GPS devices are being placed on vehicles to track people without their knowledge. It is not...
Missouri’s Eric Schmitt on VA’s reported plan to lay off 80,000 workers
The Trump Administration is planning to cut more than 80,000 jobs at the U.S. Department of...
Senate approves Kehoe’s picks for Social Services, Investigations, Missouri Western, Milk Board
The Missouri Senate confirmed another slate of appointees on Thursday to serve on state boards,...
“It’s the Wild, Wild West”: Missouri House passes tax regulation for short-term home rentals
Some of Missouri’s county assessors are taxing short-term rental homes at a higher rate than...
Missouri Senate Democrats respond to recreating state board to oversee St. Louis PD
What does a safer Missouri mean for the city of St. Louis? That’s what some Democratic lawmakers...
Limits on assessed property value increases could be ahead for Missouri homeowners
Missouri homeowners could be in store for limits on the increases of their assessed property...
Schmitt: “We’ll look into closure of soybean research lab at Mizzou”
U.S. Senator Eric Schmitt said he’s aware of the closing of the soybean research laboratory at the...
Missouri Senate showdown ends over who should control the St. Louis Police Department
A Missouri Senate showdown has ended over a bill that would recreate a state-run board of police...