Court Releases Partially Redacted Affidavit For Mar-A-Lago Search

The agents also wrote that there is “probable cause to believe that evidence of obstruction” will be found at Mar-a-Lago.

Missouri Medicaid Wait List Averages 90 Days. The State Has A Month To Cut It In Half

The processing time for a Medicaid application, which averaged 100 days at the beginning of August, is now “about 90 days, 85 days.”

Lawsuit Asks Judge To Block Marijuana Legalization From Appearing On Missouri Ballot

The lawsuit was filed Friday in Cole County Circuit Court — the final day within the 10-day window outlined under state law for challenges.

Lawsuits Mounting Against Unlicensed Missouri Boarding Schools Accused Of Abuse

“That justice and closure only comes knowing that the school shut down and can’t hurt anybody else.”

Anthony Fauci, Leader On Federal COVID Response, To Step Down In December

The 81-year-old doctor runs the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, which is part of the National Institutes of Health.

Missouri Governor Calls Special Session After Labor Day On $700 Million Income Tax Cut

“We stand ready to again work on these issues to help Missouri families in these challenging times,” the statement read.

Flu shots now available at CVS Pharmacy® and MinuteClinic® nationwide

43 percent of Americans say they’ll visit a retail pharmacy to get the flu vaccine this season

Dog Rescued From Missouri Cave 2 Months After She Went Missing

"She lifted her head and looked at us but she didn’t respond to verbal commands. She looked like she was pretty close to being done.”

1 Dead, 9 Severely Injured After Home Explodes In Tiny Missouri Town

A six-month-old baby is among the victims, according to police.

Clean Energy Lender Will Stop Making High-Interest PACE Loans In Missouri

“This is simply due to interest rates and economic conditions that are making the program not viable at this time."

Unofficial Totals Show Missouri Marijuana Legalization Initiative Short On Signatures

An initiative to legalize recreational marijuana use in Missouri will need help if it is going to be on the November ballot.

Pair Of Democrats Vie For Chance To Challenge Ann Wagner In 2nd Congressional District

“[Wagner] is aligning herself with the extremist portion of their party,” Gunby said, “and that is not the 2nd Congressional District.”

Bill Guaranteeing Right To Birth Control Blocked In U.S. Senate By Republican

Sen. Joni Ernst blocked their efforts by objecting to Massachusetts Democratic Sen. Ed Markey's request for unanimous consent to pass bill.

Gun Company CEOs Tell Congress They're Not To Blame For Mass Shootings

Rep. Carolyn B. Maloney (D-NY) asked, “How many more American children need to die before your company will stop selling assault weapons?”

Eric Schmitt Hopes Trump-Style Politics Will Win Him GOP Nod In Missouri Senate Race

Schmitt’s strategy is to get Trump to see it as a two-way contest.

Immigration, Abortion Take Center Stage In 4th Congressional District GOP Debate

Bruce, who said farmers and ranchers need a dependable labor force, also called for greater controls at the border.

Rick Brattin Criticized By 4th Congressional District Rivals Over Official Mail Pieces

“There is a balance between contacting your constituents and not using state services for an election,” he said.

Judge Orders Eric Greitens To Give Testimony In Child Custody Case Over Lawyer's Objections

“Eric is not afraid of a deposition,” Stamper said. “He is anxious to be heard if it is necessary.”

Feds Want A Policy Advocates Say Would Let Hospitals Off The Hook For COVID-Era Lapses

Patient advocates said the agency needs to do better — and the public needs to push it to do so.

5 Big Questions About The New Biden Plan For Offshore Oil And Gas Leases

Proponents of increased drilling have used current high oil and gas prices as a rationale for expanding development.

Biden Unveils Executive Order On Abortion Access, Cites Case Of 10-Year-Old Ohio Rape Survivor

The executive order, Biden said, would also direct the federal government to look into tech privacy.

Federal Judge Dismisses Missouri AG Eric Schmitt Lawsuit Blaming China For COVID-19

“All in all, the court has no choice but to dismiss this novel complaint for lack of subject matter jurisdiction,” Limbaugh wrote.

U.S. House Panel Presses Gun Makers To Testify Before Congress

Maloney requested that all three CEOs respond by Friday if they will testify on the hearing set for July 20.

Missouri Democratic Senate Debate Called Off After Valentine Ignored Requests To Participate

The event was supposed to take place next week at the University of Missouri-Kansas City and would have been broadcast statewide.

Lower Insulin Co-Pays, List Prices Targeted In New Bipartisan U.S. Senate Bill

Sens. Jeanne Shaheen, a New Hampshire Democrat, and Susan Collins, a Maine Republican, introduced the measure in June.

Missouri Governor Signs Bill Requiring Schools Test, Filter Water For Lead

Most states, like Missouri, provide funds through federal grants that allow schools to test their water.

Missouri Governor Vetoes Tax Rebate Plan From Record $49 Billion State Budget

The ranking Democrat on the Budget Committee, Rep. Peter Merideth, D-St. Louis, applauded the veto.

New Law Creates Prison Nursery Program In Missouri

Under the bill, infants born to women in prison to stay with their moms for the first 18 months of their lives.

Missouri Governor Weakens Hazardous Waste Rules, Cuts Regulation For ‘Advanced Recycling'

The bill also removes a permit requirement for chemical recycling facilities, often referred to as “advanced recycling.”

Missouri Governor Proposes Special Session To Cut Taxes After Vetoing Rebate Plan

Parson wants both bills addressed in a special session, with the tax cut in place by Jan. 1.

Missouri Doctors Fear Vague Emergency Exception To Abortion Ban Puts Patients At Risk

Some Missouri medical providers are fearful that patients with high-risk pregnancies will face delayed care in life-threatening situations.

4 Dead, At Least 150 Injured In Missouri Amtrak Crash

Farmers who live near the crossing where the crash occurred told the Kansas City Star they have long considered the area to be unsafe.

Multiple People Killed In Amtrak Train Derailment In Rural MO: Report

The train traveling from Los Angeles to Chicago hit a dump truck at a crossing near Mendon, Missouri, Amtrak said.

Ameren Missouri To Add More Renewable Energy — And Fracked Gas — In Updated Plan

Ameren Missouri plans to add more renewable energy and speed its transition to net-zero carbon emissions, the company announced Thursday.

Access To Abortion For Members Of The Military Expanded In Pentagon Spending Bill

“Let’s be honest, we still have a sexual assault problem in this country, and we have one in the military,” said Rep. Betty McCollum.

Sheena Greitens Documented Abuse Allegations Against Ex-Husband In 2018

“That was why I left with the children. His anger was now being directed at me and the children and I could not guarantee their safety.”

‘Just Say The Election Was Corrupt': Trump Pressure On Justice Department Detailed

It was revealed thatAndy Biggs, Matt Gaetz, and Scott Perry would later seek pardons for their roles in the scheme to overturn the election.

Voters ‘Have The Final Word' In Protecting Abortion Rights, Biden Says

“With Roe gone, let’s be very clear: The health and life of women in this nation are now at risk,” he said.

Abortion Is Illegal In Missouri. Providers Look To Next Frontier To Ensure Access

Huntington is part of a growing team of patient navigators that aim to be guides for patients in a post-Roe world.

Missouri Is First State To Ban Abortion; 7 Others Quickly Follow

Under Missouri’s anti-abortion act, performing the procedure is a felony, with the exception of medical emergencies but not rape or incest.