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This is one of the first bills prefiled for the legislation session beginning on Jan. 4.

For decades, motorists crossing Missouri have cursed congestion on Interstate 70.

A green, hairy character is causing trouble this Christmas is California. Heres what you need to know today.

Will Scharf has served as a U.S. attorney in St. Louis and policy director to former Gov. Eric Greitens.

A Missouri judge Monday dismissed the city of St. Louis effort to block a 2021 law bolstering protections for police under investigation for misconduct.

Cole County Circuit Judge Jon Beetem denied the city’s claims that the 2021 state law bolstering protections for police under investigation for misconduct was unconstitutional.

The proposal would block public funding for libraries if they offer books that might appeal to the sexual interests of minors.

Cole County Circuit Judge Jon Beetem denied the city’s claims that the 2021 state law bolstering protections for police under investigation for misconduct was unconstitutional.

Voters in state Senate District 10 will have the choice between a Republican and Libertarian this November.

The session, called by Missouri Gov. Mike Parson, is supposed to center around a permanent income tax cut as well as tax credits for agriculture. However, some lawmakers are filing unrelated bills in hopes of passing them this time around.