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Top CMS officials said they have worked with several states to pause Medicaid removals and improve procedures for determining eligibility.

Tenants at Spanish Lake Townhomes are sweltering in the heat, but there's nothing in Missouri law to give them relief.

Drivers who need to renew their license at a secretary of state facility will likely have to make an appointment starting this fall. Starting Sept. 1, 44 driver services facilities in medium- to large-sized cities around the state will require appointments for driver services – things like renewing a license, updating a license to meet Real ID requirements or taking a driving test. Vehicle services, like title and registration or renewing a license plate sticker, will still be offered on a walk-in…

In an effort to promote positive messages and showcase ongoing momentum around economic justice, FOX 2 and News 11 have partnered with the St. Louis Development Corporation (SLDC) on a new monthly segment called “Positively St. Louis."

Legos have evolved from a child's toy to collectibles for adults who are still children at heart. This weekend in Ballwin there's a "Brick convention" where Lego fans can get their fill of "Everything That's Awesome!"

Not only is it hot outside, but it’s a sizzling summer at the box office. We spoke with moviegoers who opted to stay inside to beat the heat.

Debbie Penn also got seven years for throwing toilet bowl cleaner at a corrections officer in jail.

They also could save consumers $50 billion by decreasing fuel consumption by 90 billion gallons.

A multi-million-dollar settlement with St. Louis County does not end the child safety fight for a south county family.

A playground will be named in honor of T.J. Mister and the family will receive $8 million.

The 15-year-old Smoke-Free Illinois Act, which makes most indoor public spaces off-limits for smoking, now governs electronic cigarettes as well.

If state regulators decide they need to investigate a licensed marijuana facility, they typically ask for certain records. But an easy place for businesses to “hide” records is with their security companies or other contractors, said Amy Moore, director of the state’s cannabis regulation under the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services. Those “third-party entities” are not companies the state directly regulates. “You can imagine the security companies would have a lot of…

Damn. They say these things come in threes, so here we have Sinead O’Connor and Randy Meisner and now Beatle Bob.

Copyright royalty collection societies don’t exactly have a stellar reputation for operating on the ethical up and up. Our pages are filled with these collection societies pulling all sorts of bullshit. Some of my favorites are things like when one society insisted on collecting royalties from a bar that was shut down due to COVID, […]

More than 32,000 Missourians – half of them children – lost Medicaid coverage in June during Missouri’s first round of eligibility checks after the COVID public health emergency. According to a Department of Social Services announcement Thursday, out of the roughly 116,000 Medicaid recipients who had their eligibility checked in June, around 43% retained coverage, 28% lost coverage and 29% have their determinations pending. June was the first month of eligibility reviews as the state works…

Applicants must demonstrate “an artistic practice,” according to the organization.