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Shane Schoeller, who has served as Greene County clerk since 2014, is set to run for Secretary of State in 2024. → Read More
Kansas City Chiefs fans in Missouri won't be able to legally bet on their team in the Super Bowl this weekend. → Read More
"Agape’s decision to close is voluntary and solely due to the lack of financial resources," school leaders said in a press release. → Read More
Missouri's legislature is back in session. Here are the Springfield area's senators and representatives. → Read More
Bailey, a Rhineland resident and Army veteran who served in Iraq, has worked in the governor's office as an attorney since 2019. → Read More
The city was awarded almost $17 million through the American Rescue Plan Act to help fund 14 stormwater projects, state officials announced last week. → Read More
Missouri's senators split in their vote to protect same-sex marriages in federal law Wednesday. → Read More
Incumbents including Crystal Quade, Lincoln Hough, Craig Fishel and Betsy Fogle all faced challenges. Fishel was the only one to lose. → Read More
The 7th district in southwest Missouri will have a new congressman come January. → Read More
Eric Schmitt defeated Trudy Busch Valentine on Tuesday night to become the Show-Me State's next U.S. senator. → Read More
The judge wrote that the requirements are "antithetical to the core tenets of freedom of speech." → Read More
At the top of every Missourian's ballot this election are the candidates to be the Show-Me State's next U.S. senator. → Read More
Southwest Missouri will have a new congressional representative starting in January. → Read More
Judge Henry Edward Autrey, appointed by former President George W. Bush, sided with the federal government in an opinion ruling that a group of six states' case failed to establish legal standing. → Read More
The Republican candidate for U.S. Senate in Missouri wrote "America needs a @kanyewest @KidRock tour" on social media before deleting the post. → Read More
Both voters and candidates are increasingly taking political cues from national party leaders. What does that mean for Missouri races? → Read More
Parson has granted more pardons during his administration than any governor in recent history, announcing new commutations and clemency weekly. → Read More
Lawmakers approved a plan to slash income taxes in Missouri over the coming years. Here's what you need to know as a taxpayer. → Read More
The new ad, titled "Un-American," marks the Democrat's latest attempt to capture momentum on an issue the party believes will most motivate voters. → Read More
Two lawsuits aim to block key parts of the law making significant changes to how voting and elections work in Missouri. → Read More