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The 5 to 2 vote came at the end of a public hearing Monday night, where dozens of residents urged the council to separate from Flock.

Voters rejected a Trump-backed map by an overwhelming margin. But some lawmakers aren't ruling out pursuing another stab at new congressional lines.

A state ban on all intoxicating hemp products, except for beverages, begins Nov. 12.

As cattle numbers are at a 75-year low, vultures are slowly migrating north and potentially threatening calves.

Attorney General Catherine Hanaway said her office would not reveal the names of the businesses.

Rural areas saw a dramatic increase in participation in a state program that funds scholarships for private school tuition and other costs — which public school leaders say costs them.

MU Children's Hospital recently said goodbye to a beloved fuzzy staff member as he entered retirement.

Criminologists say voters may view the necessity of paying for police differently than paying for additional incarceration space.

In 2024, voters in Missouri approved a different Amendment 3, which ended the state’s near-total abortion ban. Two years later, voters reiterated their support by rejecting Amendment 3 and keeping abortion access legal.

The measure's failure means state lawmakers can no longer amend or repeal laws approved through the ballot initiative petition process without those changes going to another vote of the people.