The measure would reinstate Missouri’s abortion ban, but supporters see another provision as key to passing it.

The case involved six cannabis licenses and comes as regulators move to tighten ownership rules.

A new task force is confronting staffing shortages, high caseloads and gaps in family services.

State officials say the move will reduce bureaucracy. Advocates warn it could make coverage harder to keep.

New Missouri House ads are selling candidates as independent from their own party.

Now federal regulators are asking questions about thousands of donations tied to Missouri's junior senator.

The state says it will reduce errors. Its history with benefits paperwork raises another concern.

A Supreme Court order keeps the database in use as scrutiny of Missouri’s process continues.

A bipartisan deal on Monday. A false perjury accusation on Tuesday.

Voting is already underway, and the campaigns backing Amendment 6 and opposing Proposition A have a major head start.

Recent polls predict a close contest over Amendment 3. Some opposition is coming from the right.

Contempt, lawsuits and three trips to the U.S. Supreme Court ended with Missouri right back where it started.

After a year of legal warfare, the state is back to the 2022 congressional districts for November.

A Kansas City plaintiff is challenging new federal rules for exemptions from Medicaid work requirements.

The state's highest court heard arguments over school library restrictions and disputed marijuana license scoring.