Associated Press

The Missouri Supreme Court has struck down part of a state harassment law enacted after the suicide of a St. Charles County teenager who was teased over the Internet.

The high court on Tuesday invalidated a 2008 state law defining harassment to cover anyone who "knowingly makes repeated unwanted communication to another person."

Missouri Sen. Roy Blunt and North Dakota Sen. John Hoeven plan to make their own inspections of dams and levees along the Missouri River.

Missouri drivers may notice a change in the landscape along roadways and medians later this summer — more grass.

A proposed amendment to Missouri's Constitution asserting the right to pray in public will go before voters in August.

A fraternity at the University of Missouri-Columbia is removing a Republican campaign banner after concerns were raised by Democratic Governor Jay Nixon's communications director.

Supporters of a Columbia man sentenced to three years in prison for sending money to Iraq despite federal sanctions are organizing an effort to commute his federal sentence.

The top military officer in charge of managing the Missouri River system says the agency needs help from states to improve its ability to predict water runoff.

Missouri National Guard members have been disciplined for looting in Joplin after the massive tornado.

Much of Joplin fell silent to mark the precise moment the city was hit by a tornado one year ago.

A Columbia hospital says it will close its adult intensive care unit next month because it is not being used enough.