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The Missouri Highways and Transportation Commission can give employees big raises to cut job turnover and attract new workers, a Cole County judge ruled Tuesday.

To The Courier-Post:

The House will likely vote on Parson’s vetoes of several law enforcement items and funding set aside for highway projects.

Lawmakers in the Missouri House and Senate expect few items to be vetoed, but there are some issues that may resurface.

For millions of Missourians, electric costs could be going up. Two providers, Ameren Missouri and Every,  are now required to use "time of use rates." That mean

Within the next few months, millions of Missourians could be paying more for electricity.

HANNIBAL, Mo. — Barry Louderman launched his campaign Wednesday afternoon on the doorstep of the former St. Elizebeth Hospital.

HANNIBAL, Mo. — Barry Louderman launched his campaign Wednesday afternoon on the doorstep of the former St. Elizebeth Hospital.

St. Louis Mayor Tishaura Jones has come under scrutiny over her support of gun contol after admitting that gun control doesn't lower crime.

Democratic St. Louis Mayor Tishaura Jones’ support of gun control is coming into question after an open records request released thousands of her personal texts