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Sarah Kellogg/St. Louis Public RadioThe emergency supplemental budget also includes almost $2 billion in federal money for schools and funding for Missouri’s Medicaid program. -
Brian Munoz/St. Louis Public RadioMissouri Attorney General Eric Schmitt filed lawsuits against school districts on Friday and Monday in an ongoing effort to force schools to abandon COVID-19 mitigation policies.
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Currently, Missourians can avoid paying the federal benefits back, but not the state, if they are granted a waiver. -
The somewhat surprising agreement comes as the commission in charge of drawing Missouri’s Senate districts has yet to approve a map.
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The Missouri governor's State of the State address also included calls to invest $400 million in water and wastewater systems, investments in agriculture and telehealth upgrades and economic development.
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The map keeps Missouri’s congressional makeup intact, with six Republican seats and two Democratic ones. The plan now goes to the Senate.
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Both St. Louis and St. Louis County are looking for new police leadership, but very little is known about the process, or possible candidates.
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Hawkins succeed Blake Hurst as president of one of Missouri's oldest and most influential agricultural organizations.
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The line of questioning revealed in deposition records provides fresh details into an FBI probe that's transfixed state and local politics ever since news of it surfaced in 2019.
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Small towns far from big cities rely upon federal grants to help them, but numerous definitions of what the government considers rural make that complicated.
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Bills would ban ‘pre-reveal’ machines, expand casino offerings and allow for video lottery games.
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The legislation from Alderwoman Sharon Tyus of the 1st Ward would move local primary elections to February and a general election to March.
