Attorney General Eric Schmitt is opposing efforts to omit the Hyde Amendment from this year’s federal budget.
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Former Illinois Congressman John Shimkus has joined KBS Group as a principal.
Despite pushback, Kansas City Mayor Quinton Lucas said the recent reallocation of part of its police budget was beneficial for the city.
The American Conservative Union Foundation (ACUF) awarded four of Missouri’s congressional delegates for their 2020 voting records this week.
Missouri state offices will be closed Friday in recognition of Juneteenth, the first new federal holiday in nearly four decades.
A new stamp from the U.S. Postal Service commemorating Missouri’s bicentennial is set to be issued this year.
A group of state employees was recognized for contributions to the Missouri Primary Care Association over the course of the pandemic.
A former legislative employee’s lawsuit alleging he was fired after requesting a mask mandate was partially dismissed earlier this month.
Congresswoman Vicky Hartzler said the element that sets her apart from her competition for U.S. Senate was her record on Capitol Hill.
"Having the ability to be in both governmental relations and legal like I am, you understand maybe [what] isn’t right and maybe you need to have some of that language rewritten.”