Missouri House of Representatives

Some lawmakers are worried schoolchildren will be waiting for their buses in the dark.

The bill to allow unrestricted tuition increases now goes to the Missouri Senate after House lawmakers passed it Tuesday.

The Imperial Republican discusses a multitude of issues percolating around election administration and redistricting policy.

To state Rep. Peter Merideth, D-St. Louis, the GOP arguments in recent days against funding the expansion of Medicaid haven’t made much sense. Merideth, the ranking minority member of the House Budget Committee, joined Friday's "St. Louis on the Air" to share his sense of recent developments and where this budget battle may be headed next.

The Carthage Republican explains why the GOP-controlled House didn't expand Medicaid this week.

The move by the Missouri House budget committee puts the fate of voter-approved expansion in jeopardy.

Republican lawmakers in Jefferson City are seeking to change some of the state’s photo ID laws as they pertain to elections. Rep. John Simmons, R-Washington, sponsored the bill — which passed the House on Feb. 24 and is on its way to the Senate for consideration.

Those championing the proposal think they’ll be able to get it passed before the end of session in May.

The House passed a bill that could essentially block the Grain Belt Express from connecting wind farms in Kansas to customers to the east.

The report, which cost the state nearly $400,000, would have been used to support nursing homes operated by the Missouri Veterans Commission