Following a nationwide increase in catalytic converter thefts, a bill signed into law Tuesday seeks to discourage the crime in Missouri.
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In a win for student-athletes and coaches who advocated for reform, Gov. Mike Parson signed legislation to allow players to profit off the use of their likeness.
Other designations, such as naming the Gateway Arch in St. Louis the official state monument, were signed into law as well.
The Medicaid expansion debate reached the Missouri Supreme Court as attorneys outlined their arguments before a packed courtroom Tuesday.
"This bill is about an investment in our future, safety, jobs, and economic development for our state."
A court decision vacating approval for an active gas pipeline could have drastic consequences for St. Louis, according to Spire Missouri.
Small businesses across the U.S. are experiencing supply chain issues and struggling to hire new workers in the face of the pandemic.
Gov. Mike Parson named his 40 picks for bipartisan redistricting commissions Friday, setting the stage for a lengthy map-drawing process.
With 70 bills passed by the legislature and dozens already signed, four bills were rejected by the governor as well as some budget items.
Attorney General Eric Schmitt is accusing Google of violating antitrust laws and limiting customer choice in a lawsuit filed this week.