For Missouri veterans seeking disability benefits, help can sometimes come with a high — and illegal — price tag. Lawmakers call them ‘claim sharks,’ and they say these companies are taking thousands of dollars meant for veterans and their families. Matt...
Getting a high school diploma in Missouri could soon mean more time in the classroom learning about Black history. A bill moving through the Missouri House would require students to complete two units focused on Black history and Black literacy before they graduate....
Missouri lawmakers are debating major changes to how our electric system works — and what that could mean for your power bill. Matt Pilger spoke with Abby Foster, senior vice president of the Retail Energy Advancement League, about why supporters say...
A bill nearing the finish line in the Missouri Legislature aims to protect small business owners from predatory trial attorneys who say their websites are not compliant with federal law. Alisa Nelson talks to Brad Jones, State Director of the National Federation of...
House Bill 2241 focuses on providing aid to Missouri’s struggling foster care system. Chad Puckett, Director at Show-Me Christian Youth Home, describes how this non-profit can help bridge the gap for Missouri’s youth.
