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Lt. Gov. Mike Kehoe formalized his 2024 campaign for Missouri governor Tuesday with an announcement to a crowd of early Jefferson City supporters.

After sending dozens of bills to the governor's desk, there's still a laundry list of priorities that didn't make it across the finish line.

After sending dozens of bills to the governor's desk, there's still a laundry list of priorities that didn't make it across the finish line.

After sending dozens of bills to the governor's desk, there's still a laundry list of priorities that didn't make it across the finish line.

Both parties tout increased spending in the state budget on roads and education as major successes.

The Missouri Senate held itself together longer than most had expected.  But on Friday, hours before the constitutionally mandated adjournment, it went off the rails.  Sen. Bill …

Both parties tout increased spending in the state budget on roads and education as major successes.

Both parties claimed successes in a state budget that increased spending on roads and education. But a great deal of time was spent on Republican efforts to restrict the rights of transgender residents, while other priorities never made it to a vote.

Mid-Missouri lawmakers had mixed reactions to the 2023 legislative session, the last week of which was marked by a dysfunctional Senate halted by "political theater."

The Missouri Senate ran into another filibuster on the final day of the 2023 legislative session, upending the chamber.