The Missouri Supreme Court has upheld the state legislature’s authority to redraw congressional districts mid‑decade, ruling lawmakers acted within their constitutional powers when they approved new ...

The Royals are taking the field for their regular-season opener Friday evening against the Atlanta Braves. Two lefties will start—Cole Ragans for the Royals, Chris Sale for the Braves. The Royals ...

U.S. Rep. Sam Graves, R-Mo. plans to retire and will not seek another term in Congress. The Wall Street Journal reports the Northwest Missouri Republican has decided to step aside after representing ...

Law enforcement officers are searching for two men who held up the Isle of Capri Casino in central Missouri’s Boonville on Wednesday afternoon. Lt. Eric Brown with the Missouri State Highway Patrol ...

Opening Day is here for the St. Louis Cardinals. Fan expectations may be low, but the rebuild begins today, and the 26 players who make up the roster are ready to compete and ready to prove the ...

It’s Opening Day in St. Louis!

The Missouri House of Representatives is on track to pass its version of the Fiscal Year 2027 state budget proposal on Thursday – one with a price tag of about $50.3 billion. Let the food fight begin.

Missouri taxpayers who call the Department of Revenue with a question this tax season are likely to get a message that their call cannot be taken, due to high call volume. Director Trish Vincent ...

Avian influenza is back, as the USDA says what could be the largest outbreak in U.S. history threatens flocks across the country, including in Missouri. Marshall Griffin talked about it with Dr.

Missouri’s health care laws are being challenged by someone who’s worked on the front lines. Matt Pilger sat down with Senator Patty Lewis, the first registered nurse ever elected to the Missouri ...

Missouri is playing a role far beyond its borders as the conflict with Iran continues, according to Gov. Mike Kehoe. Kehoe said Missouri-based military units were involved in Operation Midnight Hammer ...

The Federal Reserve held interest rates steady last week, keeping its target range at 3.5% to 3.75%. As a result, markets sold off sharply. The S&P 500 fell nearly 1.5%, the Dow Jones dropped more ...