Jefferson City

Missouri lawmakers on Tuesday advanced a proposal that would undo the redistricting process enacted months ago by voters through an initiative petition, then roughly an hour later passed a bill to charge a fee to file initiative petitions.

Some landowners in southeast Missouri are seeing less damage from feral hogs as the state focuses on trapping rather than hunting the invasive animals, according to state conservation officials.

New census data shows that while Missouri’s population rose slightly last year compared to 2017, more than 50 counties lost population.

Missouri Gov. Mike Parson is setting special elections to fill two vacant state House seats.

A Kansas City artist has been selected to create statue of former President Harry Truman for display in the U.S. Capitol.

Visitors to a conservation area in southern Missouri could soon have more acreage to explore along the Jacks Fork River.

A bill to change how Missouri colleges and universities handle complaints of sexual assault and harassment hit a roadblock in the state Senate Wednesday, raising questions about its chances of passing this year.

In all, 46 people — ages 19 to 52 — started the four-week boot camp on March 4, the St. Louis Post-Dispatch reported. Their backgrounds were diverse, but the reasons why they wanted to be on the front lines of the Missouri Department of Corrections were not.

The Missouri House has passed legislation that could block the developers of one of the nation’s largest wind energy projects from using eminent domain to string a high-voltage power line across the Midwest.

An attempt to abolish jail time for possessing small amounts of marijuana has failed in the Missouri House.