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“When it comes to China and other foreign adversaries, we must take commonsense precautions that protect Missourians and our security resources,” Parson said.

Individuals and businesses from enemy nations are banned from purchasing farmland within a 10-mile radius of critical military facilities in Missouri under a new rule issued Tuesday by Gov. Mike Parson.

The connection of the proposed trail to the existing Katy Trail would give Missouri a bucket-list destination for hikers and bikers.

Missouri Republicans will hold caucuses March 2 to determine their nominee for president in 2024.

“The state of Missouri will reject what happened in the Colorado Supreme Court,” Ashcroft said. “The people of this state will make a decision as to who they want to be the President of the United States”

The Republican state senator’s campaign for governor builds upon a message that state government is broken and Jefferson City needs a “reckoning.”

Local governments have balked at previous efforts to end the state’s tax on groceries.

More than 15 state lawmakers are seeking higher office in 2024.

Missouris first wartime blackout drill sends OFallon, Mo., into darkness for 34 minutes. Residents feared the town is a target because it was near the TNT plant in Weldon Spring.

The latest-approved legislation for the National Defense Authorization Act does not include compensation for victims of waste around the St. Louis area.