Missouri Planned Parenthood Clinic Can Provide Abortions, For Now

A Missouri judge stepped in hours before the state's only Planned Parenthood clinic was set to close over licensing issues.

Abortion Rights Advocates Rally In St. Louis: Photos

Missouri Gov. Mike Parson is on the verge of signing one of the most restrictive anti-abortion bills in the country.

St. Louis Co. Exec Steve Stenger Resigns After Federal Indictment

A federal grand jury has accused Stenger of a scheme in which the county executive traded favors for campaign contributions.

St. Louis Finances Still Struggling

A new report on the financial condition of the 75 most populous cities ranks St. Louis no. 65 in the nation for fiscal health.

Hundreds Gather For #ProtectMueller Protest In St. Louis: Watch

"Trump has triggered a serious constitutional crisis," activists said before demonstrating at Kiener Plaza in downtown St. Louis.

Missouri Midterms 2018: McCaskill Falls, Medical Marijuana Passes

Here are the most important races Missouri voters decided on Tuesday.

Missouri Voters Approve Medical Marijuana Amendment

"It was a historic day for Missouri patients and veterans," said New Approach Missouri, a medical cannabis advocacy group

Josh Hawley Defeats Claire McCaskill In Missouri Senate Race

"This state drives me crazy but I love every corner of it," McCaskill said Tuesday night.

Need A Ride To The Polls? LimeBike Has You Covered.

Find out how to get a free ride to the polls with LimeBike.

Missourians Can Vote Without Photo ID, Judge Rules

If you don't have a driver's license or passport, a paycheck, bank statement, college ID, utility bill or voter registration card is fine.

Here’s How Many People Vote In Missouri

Missouri is one of only 13 states without early voting. It also has one of the lowest voter turnouts for midterm elections in the country.

Missouri Fake Meat Debate Won't Be Settled In November

Here's the most important science policy issue in Missouri, according to Popular Science.

McCaskill Demands Investigation Into Project Veritas Recordings

That investigation would be the responsibility of her Republican challenger, who has accused the senator of politicizing the legal process.

Missouri Midterms 2018: Races To Watch

From raising the gas tax to legalizing pot, Missouri voters have some big decisions to make tomorrow.

Register To Vote By 5 P.M. Today To Vote In Midterm Elections

Marijuana legalization and control of Congress will be up to voters in November. Visit govotemissouri.com to register now.

Hawley Calls For Investigation Of Dianne Feinstein, Not Kavanaugh

"...McCaskill and her liberal pals in Washington were never going to give Judge Kavanaugh a fair shake," Hawley said of the accused nominee.

50 New St. Louis Police Officers Won't Have To Live In The City

“Public safety is my No. 1 priority," said St. Louis Mayor Lyda Krewson.

Missouri Sen. Claire McCaskill Will Vote No On Kavanaugh

"While the recent allegations against him are troubling...my decision is not based on those allegations but rather on his positions..."

Missouri's Roy Blunt Defends Kavanaugh's 'High School Behavior'

The Republican senator said he expects the judge to be confirmed by October.

Federal Court OKs Abortion Restrictions In Missouri

The Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services plans to begin enforcing the state's restrictive abortion law immediately.

MO AG Drops Murder Charges After Detective Gets Brain Cancer

Charges were dropped after the detective, who had been the prosecution's primary witness, became unable to testify.

North County Police Co-Op Chief Suspended, Reason Unclear

Chief Tim Swope has been suspended indefinitely​. It's not yet clear why.

Saint Louis Zoo Asks For Sales Tax Support For New Expansion

The new 425-acre complex will feature an off-site breeding facility and public safari experience. To keep it free may take public support.

St. Louis Prosecutor Won't Accept Charges From 28 SLMPD Officers

The department said the officers on the list have been notified but were instructed to continue business as usual until told differently.

Religious Liberty Under Attack, Hawley Tells Evangelical Group

The Missouri Attorney General and Republican Senate candidate accused Democrats of trying to "muzzle people of faith."

Libertarian Report Says Missouri One Of The Freest States In U.S.

Missouri's loose campaign finance regulations and lax gun laws contributed to its high ranking in the Cato Institute's report.

Missouri Tackles Existential Question: What Is Meat?

Tofurky is no longer welcome in the state — at least not until some labels are changed.

Women’s Equality: How Missouri Ranks

Women’s Equality Day was this weekend. A new study shows what it’s like for Missouri women 98 years after the 19th Amendment was ratified.

Duck Boat Victim's Daughter Is Suing Ripley Entertainment

Jennifer Asher is seeking $75,000 for negligence, wrongful death and emotional distress, among other allegations.

MO AG Hawley Files Suit Against St. Louis Housing Authority

“No Missourian should be forced to come home to the intolerable conditions that Clinton-Peabody residents face each day,” Hawley said.

Ferguson Courts Making Progress: State Auditor

The city settled with the Justice Department in 2016, agreeing to implement a series of reforms under state and federal supervision.

Activists Call For Workhouse To Close After Another Inmate Death

Louis Payton died at the jail on August 2, after collapsing. His family say they still don't know his cause of death.

ACLU Raises Election Interference Concerns In St. Louis County

Some voters said they were given the wrong ballot and that poll workers refused to correct the mistake.

'Right-To-Work' Proposition A Defeated In Missouri

A 'yes' vote on Proposition A would have made Missouri the country's 28th right-to-work state — critics say 'right-to-work-for-less.'

St. Louis Primary 2018: Bell Beats Bob, Stenger Will Stay

Check back throughout the day for up-to-date election coverage.

Missouri Primary Election 2018: Races To Watch

Here are the biggest decisions Missouri voters will face on Tuesday.

Democracy For America Progressive Group Backs Cori Bush For MO-1

"Cori Bush's championship of Medicare for All, tuition-free college, and a $15 minimum wage isn't just an academic exercise."

Missouri Voters Still Undecided On Gov. Mike Parson: Survey

Fifty-six percent of Show-Me state voters are still waiting on the state's new Republican governor to show them what he's all about.

Mike Butler Canvasses With Youth Group Ahead Of Aug. 7 Election

"We've been hashing out the same issues for 30 years," Butler said. "We need some new policy solutions."

Former Vice President Joe Biden Visits Saint Louis

It wasn't just a business trip for the Bidens.