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Missouri governor’s decision to grant clemency to former Chiefs assistant coach has generated bipartisan criticism.

The contract calls for $8-an-hour wage increases, a $2,500 ratification bonus for each worker and an end to a two-tier health care plan in place since 2019.

A Centralia funeral home director who was subject to a complaint that his embalming room looked like a “scary, filthy freak show” agreed to a permanent revocation of his license.

The victim's wife said her husband was her life: “You’ll never know how much I hate you and how horrible you’ve made my life,” she told Mahdi Gayar.

A proposal by Rep. Brad Christ would set up a state fund to help Missourians cover adoption expenses. Donors to the fund would receive a state tax credit.

Located at 9433 Manchester Road, the store will close April 9 and all prescriptions will be transferred to the CVS Pharmacy at 8101 Clayton Road.

More than 10% of Missourians — about 500,000 people— reported having medical debt between 2019 and 2021.

“This is essentially a property rights issue, a landlord should not be forced to retain tenants without compensation against their will,” Trent said during an earlier committee hearing.

The Missouri Department of Natural Resources also has raised concerns about the proposed changes.

Reporters were allowed inside a condemned south city church where police say a woman was held hostage and assaulted last month for the first time.

In a 2-1 decision, the Western District Court of Appeals ordered the dismissal of a case challenging rules written in 2019 to limit legislative records subject to the Sunshine Law.

The Boy Scouts are looking for a modern facility after spending more than 50 years in the Central West End.

The Target-anchored shopping center near Interstates 64 and 170 in Brentwood is looking for a buyer.

The 10-member panel could meet again before March 15.

Three column topics in one column? Such a deal!

The measure now goes to the Senate for further debate.

The status of stored pre-embryos created through in vitro fertilization rests largely on a 2016 Missouri Court of Appeals decision.

The state’s first-year sales totals surpassed those of Illinois, Colorado, New Mexico and New York.

Republicans voted down a Democratic-backed amendment that would explicitly allow counties and the city of St. Louis to means test when determining who is eligible for the credit.

In a Feb. 26 broadcast, an anchor referred to minority homeowners as "colored" while previewing an investigative story about the impact of racial bias on home appraisals.