University Of Missouri Settles Lawsuits Over Knee Surgeries Involving Veterinarian

Plaintiffs alleged in court documents that Stannard did not advise plaintiffs.

Lawmakers Frustrated At Slow Response To Questions On Missouri Vaccine Plan

Bipartisan frustration over delays and barriers to information about COVID-19 vaccinations boiled over Thursday in the House Budget Committe

Jay Ashcroft Won’t Seek GOP Nomination For Missouri Senate Seat

Missouri Secretary of State Jay Ashcroft announced Wednesday he will not run for the U.S. Senate in 2022.

Few Missouri Prosecutors File Gambling Charges Sought By Patrol

Two more felony gambling cases will go to court later this year in Linn County.

St. Louis, KC Regions To Get Larger Share Of Missouri Vaccine Supply Under New Model

The St. Louis region stands to gain thousands of additional COVID-19 vaccine doses under Missouri’s new allocation model.

Jay Nixon Comeback? Democrats Lining Up For Shot At Open Missouri Senate Seat

Roy Blunt’s announcement that he won’t seek a third term certainly shook up Republican politics.

Senate Passes Coronavirus Relief Aid; Bill Now Returns To The House

The U.S. Senate passed President Joe Biden’s nearly $2 trillion stimulus plan Saturday.

Most Missouri Mass Vaccination Events Last Week Had Unused Doses. But Waste Was Rare

Out of the 28 mass vaccination events supported by the Missouri National Guard last week, all but five had unused doses .

Missouri Gaming Commission Member Resigns Amid Struggle Over Secret Report

On Thursday Dan Finney resigned his commission seat.

‘Health Care Providers On A Truck’

Firefighters signal pandemic burnout.

President Biden, Don’t Make The Same Mistakes In Rural America

On Feb. 23, Tom Vilsack was confirmed as U.S. Secretary of Agriculture, again.

Missouri House Votes To Forgive Federal Unemployment Overpayments

A bipartisan agreement on forgiving unemployment overpayments dissolved Thursday in the Missouri House

GOP Opposition To State And Local Aid Remains As Senate Heads Toward Vote On COVID Bill

As Democrats seek to send President Joe Biden their latest $1.9 trillion pandemic relief bill.

Federal Appeals Court Sides With Journalists Who Were Tear-Gassed In Ferguson Protests

The lawsuit can now proceed to a jury trial.

If Missouri’s Providers Aren’t Using Vaccine Promptly, Their Future Shipments May Decrease

If a provider has doses for more than seven days, those may count against them in future order requests for vaccine.

Missouri Lawmakers To Review $1.9 Billion Medicaid Expansion Budget

Wednesday hearing is one of many set for week on Gov. Mike Parson’s spending plan.

Feds Try To Ease Vaccine Backlog By Enlisting Retired Nurses And Doctors

The federal government also will allow current doctors and nurses to administer vaccines in states other than where they are licensed.

COVID Forces Change In Missouri Gov. Parson’s State Of The State Address

Parson’s decision comes after the House cancelled last week’s session because of a spike in positive cases.

Hawley Wants An Ethics Probe Of U.S. Senate Democrats Who Filed Complaint Against Him

The Missouri Republican is accused of inciting the insurrection at the Capitol on Jan. 6

Amid Legislative COVID Outbreak, Missouri Gov. Parson Set To Deliver Annual Address

The precautions highlight the balancing act facing lawmakers as they navigate a pandemic that already derailed their work last week.

St. Louis receives 'D' grade for fiscal health

St. Louis needed $1.3 billion to get out of the red

Mass COVID Vaccinations Are Starting In Missouri. But Supply Of Doses Remains Limited

Local health officials worry mass events may make equitable distribution more difficult.

Biden Immigration Overhaul Would Open A Door To Citizenship For 11 Million People

President Joe Biden is poised to send a sweeping immigration reform bill to Congress Thursday.

‘End This Uncivil War’: Joe Biden Takes Oath Of Office With Towering Challenges Ahead

The former vice president and longtime senator from Delaware spoke before members of Congress seated in socially distanced chairs.

Are Public Health Ads Worth The Price? Not If They’re All About Fear

Marketing experts say public health advertising often falls short because it incites people’s worst fears rather than providing clear steps.

Missouri Map Shows Where You Can Get A Vaccine. Not All Providers Listed Have Doses

On Friday, the state launched an interactive map detailing where over 1,100 providers are located across the state.

Capitol Perspectives: An Invasion Of The U.S. Capitol (Opinion)

COMMENTARY: Capitol reporters spend such extended hours in these buildings that we come to think of them as second homes.

Former GOP Chair, Farm Bureau Leader Vie For Seat On University Of Missouri Curators

Todd Graves, Blake Hurst and accountant David Liechti are seeking support for an appointment to the board.

Feds Tell States To Give COVID-19 Vaccine To Anyone 65 And Older In Bid To Speed Rollout

Missouri officials have expressed exasperation at changing figures on the amount of vaccines they will receive each week.

Let’s Not Get Fooled Again: Fight Lies By Learning To Recognize Truth (Opinion)

COMMENTARY: "We have a crisis of credulity in this country. We’ve become a nation of dupes."

Legislators Concerned With Missouri Capitol Security As FBI Warns Of Armed Protests

Missouri lawmakers on Tuesday expressed concern that statehouse security needs to be improved.

The Top 10 Unforgettable Moments Of A Tumultuous Year In D.C.

Amid a global pandemic, a bitter race for the presidency and protests over police brutality, news in Washington never let up.

Prosecutors Try To Keep People Out Of Pandemic-Clogged Courts Through Diversion Programs

Prosecutors in St. Louis County, Greene County and Jackson County have initiated pre-charge programs.

Josh Hawley Vows To Contest Certification Of Joe Biden’s Victory

The Missouri Republican says he still has concerns about election integrity in several states.

Missouri Bills Target School Boards, County Commissioners For Recalls

State Rep. Chuck Basye, R-Rocheport, has filed a bill adding school boards to the list of government agencies subject to recall.

Food Stamp Applicants Struggle To Get Through Missouri Call Center Line

To address the ‘historic’ high call volume, the federal government has given Missouri permission to suspend recertification interviews.

Congress Passed $900 Billion COVID Relief Package. Here’s What’s In The Bill — And What’s Out

Congress on Monday night approved and sent to President Donald Trump the first major COVID-19 relief measure since the spring.

What Is A ModRNA Vaccine And Is It Safe?

The first COVID-19 vaccine is now authorized for emergency distribution, yet only 58% of Americans are willing to take it.

Republican Accused Of Abusing His Children Denied Membership In House GOP Caucus

Rick Roeber will not be allowed to caucus with his party when the legislative session begins next month.

After Testy Debate, Missouri GOP Bill Casting Doubt On Joe Biden’s Victory Likely Dead

A Democratic state representative on Monday accused Trump attorney Rudy Giuliani of lying to overturn the presidential election.