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Two court cases challenging the ballot language summary and fiscal note summary of 11 abortion ballot initiatives will be heard on Monday.

For Missouri Republicans, there is an easy choice in next year's gubernatorial primary: Secretary of State Jay Ashcroft.

In a letter to lawmakers obtained by the Post-Dispatch, the administration said the extra money in the state’s general checkbook is a “fund balance” that is needed to address upcoming

A new St. Charles City-County library policy requires anyone under 18 to have a parent or guardian present to sign up for a library card. The library’s board approved the policy following new rules from Missouri Secretary of State Jay Ashcroft. It creates a certification process for state-funded public libraries to adopt policies for age-appropriate reading materials.

While political parties have always used the caucus system to choose candidates, many voters will interact with it for the first time in 2024.

Ethical investing attempts to preserve the environment.

Abortion rights supporters are trying to restore the procedure in Missouri after it was banned last year

Ethical investing attempts to preserve the environment.

Opposition to Environmental, Social, and Governance Practices (ESG) is growing as Congress and Attorneys General from across the country highlight the practices causing big banks, asset managers, and financial advisors to take ESG pledges that violate their fiduciary responsibilities to their investors.

House Minority Leader Crystal Quade announced her candidacy for governor over the weekend, jumping into the open race to replace Gov. Mike Parson who is term-limited.