Missouri's attorney general previewed several upcoming legal battles over issues related to transgender students and health care on Thursday during a visit to St. Louis.
A Spanish Lake man was sentenced to life in prison Thursday for killing his 19-year-old ex-girlfriend and injuring her mother in a 2021 shooting at a Jennings home.
Parson’s trip comes during the crescendo of election-year politics and increasing recriminations between Texas and the federal government over the handling of U.S.-Mexico border.
Democrats put the secretary of state on the hot seat Thursday over his hiring of a private law firm to defend his office in a fight over investing rules.
The lawsuit brought by voters contends that Senate districts in suburban St. Louis and western Missouri’s Buchanan County violate the state constitution.
A rift between City Hall and developer Paul McKee’s NorthSide Regeneration has a $6.4 million request for city subsidies related to the developer’s new hospital project in limbo.
President Joe Biden, in a tribute Wednesday, said Sen. Jean Carnahan had put "the people and values she believed in above her personal comfort in order to serve our nation."
The group asks for the reinstatement of fired DJs, the seating of representatives they voted for on the board of directors and the dismissal of two key members of management.
The city's mayor said officials do "not have any intention of condemning or closing" a bar that was damaged last month when a police car slammed into it.