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Celisa Calacal/KCUR 89.3The Republican-drawn congressional map divides Kansas City into three districts, and lumps the urban core with rural communities 200 miles away. While the map was upheld by a Jackson County judge, multiple other lawsuits against Missouri's mid-decade redistricting have yet to be decided. -
Caspar Dowdy/MNN Graphics DeskThe state has significant deposits of so-called “critical minerals,” used in many technologies.
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The Missouri House also approved sex trafficking legislation on Thursday. -
The Missouri Republican has been wary about the U.S. sending ground troops to military conflicts, particularly in Venezuela. -
Lawmakers are leaving Jefferson City for a week having sent a total of four bills to Gov. Mike Kehoe's desk, one more than last year at this point. -
A similar version of the bill was thrown out by the Missouri Supreme Court in January because of an unrelated item. -
A lecture on campus included discussions about AI developments and functions in health care, as well as uses in student learning. -
Hawley's legislative effort is at odds with the Trump administrations request to halt Missouri v. FDA. -
Hannah Richardson lives in St. Louis and is 25, or in her words, “currently 14 years away from my age of onset “ for Alzheimer’s disease. Her family has a rare genetic form of the condition that impacts people in their late 30s and early 40s. -
Three-cueing encourages students to use context clues — such as sentence structure or pictures — to figure out unfamiliar words. Critics have accused this method of teaching students to guess words rather than fully decode them. -
The program issues tax credits to taxpayers over 62 that cover increases in property taxes collected by Boone County, effectively freezing the rates. -
Filmmaker Yael Bridge discusses her film "Who Moves America," which premiered at True/False Film Fest.
