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The Senate president pro tem will leave office this year because of term limits.

An advocate for charter schools his entire career, the Republican from Boone County hopes to see expansion before his time in the Legislature ends this year.

Senate President Pro Tem Caleb Rowden wants to see charter schools in Boone County, but critics question his motivation for doing so.

The Mizzou Chess Team is headed to Dallas this weekend to compete in the Presidents Cup, informally known as the Final Four of college chess.

“We’re not trying to hurt the city but we are trying to help the low-income people,” Rep. Jim Murphy said.

A House committee heard three proposals that would allow charter schools to operate in St. Charles and St. Louis Counties and Columbia.

Looking back at the birth of a now-blockbuster product provides valuable clues to what made it all possible.

Rex Sinquefield donated to Justin Hicks’ political action committee after the lawmaker filed the charter school expansion bill.

When will Missouri legislators wake up from their Rip Van Winkle–like slumber? The Show-Me State is turning into the Slow-Me State: a place young people flee and families and businesses

Rep. Phil Christofanelli files bill to exempt St. Charles County and Jefferson County residents who work in St. Louis from the city’s 1% earnings tax.