Leaving most policy related to vaping in the hands of the General Assembly, Gov. Mike Parson signed an executive order Tuesday, Oct. 15, ordering departments of Health and Senior Services, Elementary and Secondary Education and Public Safety to roll out the Clear the Air campaign, aimed at e…

According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, a crash on a road with a speed limit of 65 mph or greater is more than twice as likely to result in a fatality than a crash on a road with a speed limit of 45 or 50 mph and nearly five times as likely as a crash on a road with …

"(James 'Kraig' Kahler) thrived on self-importance, community prestige and being perceived as having an ideal or perfect marriage," Chief Justice John Roberts summarized. "Now, maybe that's not the best way to order your life, but if that's what you mean by insanity, you can understand why that might cause some reservations."

Democrat Bill Enyart of Belleville served one term in Congress

The Republican congresswoman from Ballwin has more than $2.1 million in her campaign account

Participants each get a beer and throughout their time on the mat, and traditional positions were replaced with gestures and sounds you’d more likely see at a rock concert

Congress, back in Washington after a two-week recess, has the unsavory task of trying to pay attention to the rest of the zoo while an elephant sits squarely in the middle of the room.

Council also may ask federal government to investigate Loop Trolley project.

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — In a press conference Tuesday, Gov. Mike Parson announced a new executive order that will launch an anti-vaping campaign.

Secretary of State Jay Ashcroft is observing National Cybersecurity Awareness Month by promoting his office’s work securing Missouri’s elections.

The Missouri Department of Agriculture posted proposed rules for the Missouri Industrial Hemp Program three weeks early. The rules, as required by provisions in Senate Bill 133, will amend existing regulations and transition the legal growth of industrial hemp in Missouri from a pilot resear…

As expected, Alderwoman Megan Ellyia Green (D-15th award) is running for the state Senate seat being vacated by term-limited state Senator Jamilah Nasheed (D-St. Louis). And, as expected, her announcement on Monday, October 14 sparked a heated conversation about a white candidate trying to win an historically black seat in a majority-minority district.

State Auditor Nicole Galloway, who is seeking the Democratic nomination for governor, is expected to meet Gov. Mike Parson in the November general election next year.

Libertarian candidates rarely receive more than 3% of the vote in statewide elecitons.

Some counties in Missouri have faced harsh budget cuts and increases in sales tax in order to compensate for lack of state reimbursements.

The Missouri Department of Natural Resources is celebrating Earth Science Week and want others to do the same to gain a better understanding and appreciation for the earth sciences and engage in responsible stewardship of Earth.

The officer, James "Mitch" Ellis, had just gotten off work and was headed home to Hecker when his car was hit head-on by a vehicle trying to pass a truck. Ellis, 49, was the father of five children and a Marine veteran who served in Iraq. 

The St. Joseph City Council will soon be voting on whether or not to prohibit vaping or e-cigarette use in indoor public places, a ban that was already in place years ago and was lifted due to state law.

A new program for Missouri inmates graduated its first class Friday morning. As the participants faced release, they expressed hope for the future.