With nearly a decade of politics behind him, Treasurer Scott Fitzpatrick is no stranger to positions dealing with the state’s finances.
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"A random act of kindness CAN make a big difference."
Out of more than 400 local education agencies surveyed, only Kansas City Public Schools said it has approved critical race theory curriculum.
A new task force made up of legislators, law enforcement officials, experts, and more has begun work to address the needs of sexual assault survivors in Missouri.
Here’s a look at Missouri's controversial abortion law, from what the bill would do to where it stands in the courts.
“I’ll represent their opportunity through self-reliance and hard work to make something of themselves and to not ask for favors but to ask for an opportunity to succeed regardless of their background.”
The Missouri Legislature also expanded orders of protection to include pets and extending them for life this year.
Wildwood's mayor said he will instruct the city not to penalize businesses or other establishments that do not enforce the mandate.
A bipartisan group of Springfield legislators is hosting a vaccination clinic next week in an effort to combat rising COVID-19 cases.
The Supreme Court of Missouri upheld the legislature’s authority to limit non-economic damages in medical negligence cases Thursday.