Missouri politicians wouldn’t be able to lure donors into recurring contributions with emotional appeals that don’t disclose who would benefit from the money under a bill heard Jan. 13. State Rep....

No Missouri politician should be able to extract recurring campaign donations the way Bill Eigel is from a Nebraska veteran tapped 35 times this year for more than $1,000, a Republican lawmaker said last...

When people think of tennis, they may think of country clubs and private courts, but that’s not what Bayless High School tennis coach Kelly Stahlhuth believes to be an accurate representation. For years...

On Sept. 28, Governor Mike Kehoe signed House Bill 1, containing the Missouri First Map: a new map that redrew Missouri’s eight congressional districts. Kehoe announced his intent to do so on Sept. 25,...

With schools back in session, students and faculty across Missouri are adjusting to a new statewide cellphone policy. Missouri Senate Bill 68, passed in July and taking effect in August, restricts cellphones...

Missouri workers who started accruing paid sick leave on May 1 will lose it Aug. 28 under legislation signed July 10 by Gov. Mike Kehoe. The new benefit, linked to an increase in the minimum wage passed...

When Missouri Senate leaders turned to a rarely-used procedural maneuver May 14 to cut off debate and force a vote to ban abortion and repeal a paid-sick leave law, they essentially ended the legislative...

A bill that would help fund the installation of rescue boxes for parents in crisis to anonymously relinquish newborns to the state is headed to Missouri Gov. Mike Kehoe. State Rep. Jim Murphy, a St....

A Senate bill allowing homeschooled student participation in public and charter school activities and athletics passed the Missouri House on April 30. Senate Bill 63, proposed by Sen. Ben Brown, R-Washington,...