Politics

Since August 2018, Missouri state government has been teaching “The Missouri Way,” a leadership training program that’s already indoctrinated more than 1,000 employees from the 16 executive departments. Statewide-elected officials like the secretary of state, auditor and attorne…

Missouri drivers soon will no longer be required to get inspections on vehicles less than 10 years old.

An appellate court panel ruled Monday that the American Civil Liberties Union can soon begin collecting signatures that would put a new Missouri law banning abortions at eight weeks of pregnancy to a public vote.

Missouri officials say widespread flooding has cost an estimated $29 million in damages to roads and bridges, and dozens of other sites haven’t even been evaluated yet.

Older Missouri residents soon will be able to get out of jury duty, if they so choose.

Missouri Gov. Mike Parson has signed legislation that could free hundreds of prisoners who are currently serving mandatory sentences.

A Cole County judge has dismissed a lawsuit that alleged Missouri Gov. Mike Parson’s administration broke the state open-records law.

The American Civil Liberties Union, hoping to repeal a new Missouri law that bans abortions at eight weeks of pregnancy, on Monday asked an appellate court panel to let it begin collecting signatures that would put the matter to a public vote.

Missouri political aides are warning that a state income tax cut is probably off the table next year after revenues fell short of their target.

The mayor of a Missouri town resigned Tuesday, citing hatred, attacks and lies about him on Facebook.