Missouri Supreme Court

Last week's Missouri Supreme Court decision means that thousands of people who work but don't make enough money to afford health insurance could access medical care more often — and in different ways.

The unanimous decision means low-income Missourians eligible via a 2020 ballot initiative can sign up for the health care program, even though the legislature didn’t fund it.

Sixth Amendment ‘Confrontation Clause’ tested by technology, COVID restrictions on hearings

One of the groups supporting the lawsuit to follow through with Medicaid expansion is the Missouri Chamber of Commerce, which historically supports the GOP-controlled General Assembly's priorities.

A new Missouri Supreme Court order gives presiding judges a little more say in the details of operating their courts during the pandemic.

The Missouri Supreme Court is expected to decide the fate of a constitutional amendment expanding Medicaid.

The Missouri Supreme Court ruled the "paycheck protection" law, which was approved in 2018 and contained exceptions for police and other public safety unions, was unconstitutional.

The north St. Louis native has been serving as an appeals court judge. Parson will get to make at least two more Supreme Court selections before his term is up in 2024.

The Missouri Supreme Court ruled against Lamar Johnson on March 2. The St. Louis man has been helped by the Midwest Innocence Project and the St. Louis Circuit Attorney's Office in seeking his freedom after 26 years in prison for a murder he says he did not commit. Attorney Lindsay Runnels discussed his next steps on "St. Louis on the Air."

Missouri is one of 13 states to receive a federally funded grant that covers the cost of training on the science of the coronavirus.