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Witnesses disagreed about whether "alien or foreign businesses" should be allowed to buy or transfer real estate and agricultural land in Missouri at a hearing Tuesday morning.

When will his proposal to expand parts of Interstate 70 come to fruition?

Five takeaways from Missouri Gov. Mike Parson's annual State of the State address to a joint session of the legislature.

The Missouri Senate Economic Development and Tax Policy Committee gavels in for the first time. Among the three measures this panel heard was Senate Bill 8. If Senate Bill 8 were to become law, the percentage of personal property tax would be reduced yearly until 2073. Missouri personal property tax funds public schools, fire departments, and libraries. Senator Bill Eigel of Weldon Spring is the sponsor, and says his proposal would reduce the personal property assessment percentage: During commi...

While we unveiled our 2023 odd-year governor ratings on Tuesday, the entire two-year cycle encapsulates ten additional states that will have gubernatorial contests on the ballot in November 2024. As of now, all but one of these states start in the Solid columns, though we expect that to change pending potential retirements.

Legislation prefiled for the 2023 session would expand charter schools, help parents fund private school education and give homeschoolers access to public school activities.

Protesters gathered outside a Missouri venue hosting "A Drag Queen Christmas," even after the age requirement was changed to only allow over-18s to attend.

What happened to parents' rights? And the holiday spirit? Conservative politicians go on the attack against kids at Christmas drag shows.

Chesterfield's the Factory was targeted by a state senator citing a new Missouri law cracking down on what minors can see

For the second time in a year, the political action committee supporting Lt. Gov. Mike Kehoes 2024 bid for Missouri governor has received a $250,000 check from the states most prolific donor.