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State environmental regulators are asking Gov. Mike Parson to fund a program to investigate areas of the state exposed to radioactive waste.

Many Americans exposed to radiation by nuclear testing have spent decades awaiting recompense for the long-lasting and sometimes devastating impacts to their health that have resulted from their exposure. Now, a coalition of activists from St. Louis and New Mexico is working with the support of a bipartisan supermajority of senators to broaden the pool of such Americans who are eligible for federal compensation. …

The issue failed to win approval in the Missouri Legislature during its most recent session

With two days to go in this fundraising quarter, one of the state’s most prolific political donors wrote a check Thursday in support of Lt. Gov. Mike Kehoe, worth $250,000.

The St. Charles County Police Department canceled an Endangered Silver Advisory for the man.

The city argues that the legislation created an unconstitutional unfunded mandate from the state

“You bring those woke pornographic books to Missouri schools to try to brainwash our kids, and I’ll burn those too - on the front lawn of the governor’s mansion,” said state Sen. Bill Eigel, a Republican candidate for Missouri governor.

Missouri U.S. Sen. Josh Hawley continues his push to fund victims of radioactive contamination in the St. Louis region, joining several lawmakers in a rally outside the nation's capitol on Wednesday.

Americans can barely afford homes — and that’s a problem for Biden Record-low U.S. housing affordability is squeezing homebuyers and renters while threatening to spill into presidential politics. Milwaukee, the

State Sen. Bill Eigel, a Republican candidate for Missouri governor, said he'd burn books if elected.