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A bill requiring Missouri schools to investigate antisemitic incidents passed the Missouri House Monday despite criticism that the proposal carves out protections for Jewish students not afforded to other groups.

Safety advocates say the plan could result in more highway fatalities

Due to old state laws, locals can't wager on one of the sports that has long been most associated with gambling: horse racing.

Headlines from the Feb. 17, 1926, front page include: A snowslide in Utah killed 15 people and buried 50 more.

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Missouri's junior GOP senator is proposing revisions to player transfers portals, coaching changes and payments to student athletes.

For years, Torch Electronics has used a cadre of high-powered lobbyists and lawyers, along with a legal loophole, to argue its slots are not gambling devices.

Officer Christopher Douglas' lawsuit said he was transferred after responding to a Sept. 11 county-wide mass email acknowledging Hispanic Heritage month; he asked about 9/11 remembrance events.

The attorney said he didn't know how much refunds could cost the county; the suit says thousands of customers may have paid the now-illegal sales tax.

The two U.S. senators taking another shot at preventing pharmacy benefit managers (PBM) from owning drugstores and driving up prescription costs

Judge Joshua Divine ruled lawyers for the family of Don Clark Sr. didn't provide enough evidence to suggest police unjustifiably shot him during a search in 2017.

A judge ruled that Gov. Mike Kehoe had the constitutional authority to call the special session that resulted in the passage of a new gerrymandered congressional map for Missouri.

Her biggest surprise about the experience? The wheel is heavier than she expected.

Reporters revealed that some grant winners were not operating businesses, were not based in north St. Louis or were behind on property taxes.