Emancipation Days, held last weekend in Joplin, was a celebration of freedom and community, and a homecoming for many. It has been celebrated annually since at least 1914, on the weekend closest to ...

Missouri Attorney General has filed a lawsuit against the Planned Parenthood Federation of America, accusing Planned Parenthood of misleading women about the safety of mifepristone in medication ab… ...

Missouri basketball recruiting: Five-star CG Jason Crowe Jr. commits to Tigers on CBS Sports HQ Crowe, the nation's No. 5 prospect, chose Mizzou over offers from Kentucky, UCLA, Villanova and ...

Starting next month, Missouri lawmakers are introducing new regulations on temporary tags, cracking down on vehicle registrations, and requiring drivers to pay their sales taxes before receiving th… ...

Missouri residents will be the ones paying for the federal government's push to build "ungodly" expensive, and financially risky, nuclear power plants, experts warn.

Missouri governor repeals paid sick leave law approved last year by voters Workers' rights advocates call it a betrayal while business groups argue that the policies hurt job growth.

Missouri Gov. Mike Kehoe (R) signed a measure Thursday that repeals the state’s guaranteed paid sick leave law, less than a year after nearly 58 percent of voters approved it.

Half of Missouri families struggle to afford diapers. A new law signed by Gov. Mike Kehoe makes diapers tax-free and supports diaper banks.

Eight months after voters approved it, Missouri Gov. Mike Kehoe signed the repeal of a law Thursday that had guaranteed paid sick leave to workers and inflationary adjustments to the minimum wage.

Missouri Gov. Mike Kehoe signed 13 bills into law on Wednesday, including a sweeping education bill that bans students from using cell phones in schools during the school day.

Missouri was not the only state where lawmakers tried this year to roll back voter-approved changes. In Nebraska, the governor signed into law a Republican-backed bill that scaled back a voter ...

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