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But effort faces uphill fight, given Senate leader’s support for the tax increase.

The free kits are PCR saliva tests that have to be returned to a county health center for processing.

Decision could result in a change to the rules governing how citizens can alter the Missouri Constitution.

The Chesterfield-based grain trading company and agribusiness giant reported $231 million in profits for the three-month period ending Dec. 31.

A breakdown released Tuesday showed that $3.4 million had been spent by Jan. 31, spurring criticism from Aldermanic President Lewis Reed.

Missouri Supreme Court stays the suspension of their law licenses for one year.

A university study identified land next to the UMSL North Metro Station as a potential spot because of its proximity to public transit and I-70.

As of Monday night, hospitalizations had dropped drastically across the state from a January peak driven by the omicron variant of the coronavirus.

Republicans Tim Fitch and Mark Harder are joined by Democrat Shalonda Webb in rejecting Dooley.

Michael Politte was 14 when he found his mother's body burning on the floor of their eastern Missouri home. He was convicted four years later, in 2002.

It was a record donation for the nonprofit that supports the families of first responders killed or catastrophically injured in the line of duty.

We'll just have to celebrate March 14 extra hard this year.

They’re trying to settle $38 million debt owed to the mall’s taxing district.

The shooting took place in the late afternoon in the 2600 block of Bellevue Avenue, police said.

County counselor tells members of the County Council that Fitch’s lawsuit threatens their pensions and benefits.

University of Missouri-Columbia must present quarterly updates to the state on Confluence Academies charter schools.

Testing will be available weekdays at the college's Forest Park campus, and is available for free regardless of residency, officials said.

The Moscow Mills resident estimated she'd made about $10,000 in fake bills in two months.

The work will take place during the day on Wednesday and Thursday, and close one eastbound lane.

Chuny Ann Reed is suspected of selling drugs at the Parkview Apartments, 4451 Forest Park Avenue, after at least five died of overdoses there.