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A shooting in Kansas City as fans celebrated the Chiefs Super Bowl win left one person dead and as many as 15 injured.

“We will work on the unfolding events in Kansas City, but I believe Kansas City already has an ordinance ... in the books that should’ve prevented what happened.”

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“We will work on the unfolding events in Kansas City, but I believe Kansas City already has an ordinance ... in the books that should’ve prevented what happened.”

“If you come to St. Charles to break the law, you are going to jail. While St. Louis may choose not to enforce its laws, our taxpayers should not be

JOPLIN, Mo. — With almost six months before Missouri Republicans cast their vote to pick the Republican nominee for governor — Secretary of State, Jay Ashcroft holds a nearly 3-to-1 lead on fellow candidates; Lieutenant Governor, Mike Kehoe and State Senator, Bill Eigel. On Tuesday (2/13), national polling firm, ARW Strategies released the first in […]

Several groups held a rally at the Capitol Monday in support of reforming Missouris initiative petition process.

A gubernatorial candidate in Missouri is arguing against abortion access for rape victims on the basis that it would technically allow babies to gain access to the medical procedure.Republican Missouri State Senator Bill Eigel took the draconian (and idiotic) stance during a debate last week, over an amendment to the state’s already restrictive abortion ban. Missouri has only allowed abortions in the event of medical emergencies since shortly after the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade...

It has become impossible to keep track of the warning signs emanating from Donald Trump and radicals within the Republican party. Over the last few weeks alone they have telegraphed

Letter: Republican state legislators around the country act like there is a contest to see which state can write the harshest anti-abortion laws.