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The former New York mayor admitted he spoke falsely about election fraud in Georgia, statements that featured prominently in his testimony to a Missouri House committee and in a lawsuit

"The judge dismissed the case because I had no standing with which I could sue, not because of the validity of the claims," said the former executive.

U.S. District Judge Iain Johnston said Thursday the new law “is painfully and blatantly a violation of the First Amendment.”

The 8-page letter from Deputy Personnel Director Bryan Boeckelmann alleges rules violations in the high-profile and politically sensitive job searches.

“If you can land that project and get it here in Missouri ... it’s a big deal for our state,” Gov. Mike Parson said.

One colleague described Waelterman as the ideal civil servant: a straight-talking, hardworking man who could make the bureaucracy work and get things done.

Nixon announced last weekend he would help the group No Labels as its director of ballot integrity.

Boston Celtics player Jayson Tatum is joining the ranks of other homegrown celebrities in a new tourism campaign highlighting St. Louis.

Before the pandemic, the state had recorded more births than deaths each year for more than a century.

After more than a year of negotiations, leaders of Metro Transits main employee union and agency management have reached a tentative agreement on a new three-year contract.