A St. Louis County judge granted Attorney General Eric Schmitt’s request to pause the county’s mask mandate until a hearing later this month.
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AFP-MO abandoned its effort to place the motor fuel tax increase on the ballot in 2022 but still plans to fight the hike next session.
The city of St. Louis will begin issuing direct housing assistance payments to tenants after the federal eviction moratorium lapsed.
Baseball fans can help fight food insecurity next week as part of a food drive in collaboration with the Missouri Farm Bureau.
The battle over St. Louis County’s mask mandate is headed to state court after a federal judge remanded the attorney general's lawsuit.
Parts of Missouri are reinstating mask mandates to combat COVID-19, a move Sen. Bill Eigel said could cause more damage to communities.
The PSC is calling on its federal counterpart to allow the Spire STL Pipeline to continue providing service in the St. Louis area.
Missourians have several opportunities to cut down on energy use and receive help with bills as temperatures and costs rise this summer.
Gov. Mike Parson and Republican members of Congress are calling on the U.S. Supreme Court to grant states the ability to regulate abortion.
With nearly a decade of politics behind him, Treasurer Scott Fitzpatrick is no stranger to positions dealing with the state’s finances.