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“It’s time for us to re-fund the police and invest in our communities,” said Ashcroft, one of the Republican candidates for governor.

In a state where abortion is illegal, the debate over Planned Parenthood's funding has once again ignited, with over 30,000 Missourians relying on the organization for essential healthcare services.

To vet or not to vet? And if so, who gets the boot — Klansmen? Or LGBTQ candidates?

Attempts to create tax credits for child care-related causes continue to be at a roadblock because of challenges from Freedom Caucus members in the Missouri Senate.

Missouri has plenty of money left in reserve as the state Senate prepares to work on the almost $51 billion budget passed Thursday in the House, but one looming issue could disrupt final passage and put the surplus in danger of disappearing.

The caucuses are groups of Republican legislators who aim to push their party further to the right on issues such as immigration, voting access and transgender restrictions.

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — When a Republican colleague threatened to read aloud from a 2-foot stack of books — including a biblical guide to leadership and a tome by anti-tax

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The MO House passed a $50.8 billion budget, but debates on Planned Parenthood funding and renewing medical provider taxes could slow Senate progress.

Missouri has plenty of money left in reserve as the state Senate prepares to work on the almost $51 billion budget passed Thursday in the House, but one looming issue could disrupt final passage and put the surplus in danger of disappearing.