PSC denied a request to enact a moratorium on involuntary disconnections for all utility companies under its jurisdiction Wednesday.
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Representatives questioned what they perceived as slow implementation of a new child protection law during a 2.5-hour hearing Tuesday.
With Gov. Mike Parson’s signature, Lincoln University will officially become the first HBCU to house its own police academy next year.
A group of Department of Social Services (DSS) employees took first place over eight other teams in the “Show Me Challenge” this week.
A controversial resolution rejecting the 2020 presidential election results in other states passed a House committee Monday night — but it appears to be blocked from making it to the full floor.
The first shipments of Pfizer-BioNTech’s COVID-19 vaccine have arrived in Missouri, with more than 50,000 doses included in the shipment.
All 10 members of Missouri’s Electoral College officially cast ballots for President Donald Trump and Vice President Mike Pence in the Capitol Monday.
Evergy Inc. is pausing involuntary disconnections through March due to the winter and promoting its customer assistance programs.
Attorney General Eric Schmitt said ensuring election integrity was important after taking part in a lawsuit over four states' elections.
SB 262, pre-filed by Senate President Pro Tem Dave Schatz, would increase Missouri’s fuel tax by 2 percent annually for the next five years.