A police reform bill headlined the end of session, with Sen. Brian Williams working to progress language reflecting last year's civil unrest.
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Former Gov. Jay Nixon spoke at a memorial service on the 10th anniversary of the Joplin tornado that left 161 people dead on May 22, 2011.
The Missouri Attorney General’s Office spent about $11,000 on a New Jersey-based company for translation and international process servicing fees to sue China over the coronavirus pandemic.
With the Missouri State Fair back in full force this year, fairgoers are set to celebrate with a handful of big names on the stage.
For Mark Stringer, getting into the mental health field almost seemed fated.
“As your majority floor leader, you have my commitment that I will say what I mean and do as I say to lead our caucus.”
Missourians will have the option for license plates honoring the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum under a bill signed into law this week.
Attorney General Eric Schmitt’s brief tenure as the chairman of the Republican Attorneys General Association has come to a close.
As Missouri celebrates its bicentennial, a new landmark is under construction in the capital city to celebrate the milestone.
Several senators say that the tale of how the session ultimately ended in bizarre fashion began on March 8, the day that Senator Roy Blunt announced his retirement.