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An episode of GOP infighting in the Missouri Senate this week may be a squall that melts in the spring sunshine or the first flurry of a storm that once again immobilizes the chamber.

State law currently allows charter schools to operate in St. Louis and Kansas City, but lawmakers are hoping to see that expanded to mid-Missouri, too.

A scene Tuesday in the Missouri Senate could revive the faction fighting that paralyzed the GOP majority for the past two years.

Extending Medicaid benefits for new mothers has broad support in the Missouri legislature, but faces complications in the Senate.

Education committees in both chambers of the Missouri Legislature are now digging into the school funding formula.

A Missouri House committee debated a bill Tuesday that would allow charter schools to open statewide rather than just in metropolitan areas.

The Missouri Senate gave an initial approval this week to a personal property tax cut that looks to counteract the recent jump in used car evaluations.

The Missouri Senate gave an initial approval to a personal property tax cut that looks to counteract the recent jump in used car evaluations.

A push to expand postpartum Medicaid coverage in Missouri could face hurdles to federal approval after an abortion-related provision was added by Senate conservatives.

Sen. Denny Hoskins engaged in a filibuster after a Senate committee voted down his bill legalizing sports betting and video lottery games.