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A Missouri appeals court has upheld a request to seal the criminal records of two St. Louis lawyers who pointed guns at protesters marching on their street in June 2020.

Although some Missouri residents are concerned about a safety threat to the Whiteman Air Force Base area, one University of Missouri military expert says there is no reason for Missourians to panic.

The state could soon join 27 others banning hair discrimination if Gov. Mike Kehoe signs the proposal into law.

The U.S. Senate’s version of the so-called “Big Beautiful Bill” could ultimately have major budgetary consequences for Missouri, thanks to a provision capping a critical tax that helps pay for Medicaid.

Missouri U.S. Sen. Eric Schmitt said President Donald Trump’s high-profile immigration raids carry out campaign promise.

Missouri high school graduates may soon be able to attend career-certificate programs for free.

Legislation to void non-disclosure agreements in child sexual abuse cases was signed into law by Gov. Mike Kehoe.

State lawmakers return to work this week to tackle tax breaks for sports stadiums against a backdrop of sluggish revenues and a declining surplus

The Missouri Supreme Court has told a Kansas City judge to again allow enforcement of the state's near ban on abortion.

The Missouri Assessment Program’s current thresholds cause confusion on whether students are reading at grade level.