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Missouri loses many of it medical school graduates to other states due to a lack of residency slots. State funds will support the addition of nine slots this year.

Also Tuesday, Joe Garritano and Liz Gibbons won their bids to become mayor of Wildwood and Kirkwood to succeed incumbents who weren’t seeking new terms.

A measure moving in the Senate would raise the age for annual exams of school bus drivers to 77.

An 11-city tour by Health Resources and Services Administration officials launches Wednesday at SLU’s federally funded maternal center.

Schaefer, a former state senator, is one of eight candidates seeking the GOP nomination in a race that also has two Democrats in a primary and a Libertarian Party candidate.

Missouri is one of 11 states with formal chapters of the State Freedom Caucus Network.

Weldon Spring should build a city hall that is at least 50% larger than the current structure, the report recommends.

In total, there are 20 state parks and historic sites in the path of totality that will be open for visitors. But don’t expect to find a camping site or

The closure of ABM Ministries’ Lighthouse Christian Academy in Piedmont follows criminal charges filed against the owners and a teacher.

MoDOT surprises local transportation planners with new policy requiring them to spend down balances on delayed road projects.