The Missouri House has passed an open enrollment plan five times, but the measure continues to face bipartisan opposition in the Senate.

Betherny Williams departure ends a chaotic four years atop a department responsible for delivering some of the citys most visible services.

The party official agreed to anger management classes and $498 in fines and costs as part of the deal.

Arthur Richardson, 36, was convicted of first-degree murder and a handful of other charges after about 90 minutes of deliberation.

The shelter is closing to prevent a potential outbreak of parvovirus.

Public schools in Missouri would be required to offer extracurricular activities to homeschooled students under legislation advancing in the Capitol.

The lawsuit from a prominent attorney known for high-profile challenges to city initiatives comes a day after the new mayor cancelled the program.

Parental consent laws for minors seeking abortion are unconstitutional, a nonprofit advocacy group says in a lawsuit filed Wednesday.

Following less than two hours of testimony Wednesday, the Senate Children and Families Committee voted 4-2 to pass the proposed constitutional amendment and moving it closer to debate before the full Senate.

Affected workers include 82 drivers and seven facility managers, plus attendants, dispatchers and more. Some of the employees are represented by Teamsters Union Local 618, which has been notified.

Oliver Properties acquired the Bogen Lofts, at North Tucker Boulevard and Washington Avenue, earlier this month.

Lower-income residents will pay a higher share under most new state tax proposals.

The Republican-led upper chamber moved quickly to add $300 million to Missouris school funding formula and boosted spending on universities and colleges over what the House approved earlier.

We are a country of laws. There are rules to revoking visas.

Mayor Cara Spencer said recent changes have raised doubts that the effort can garner the federal grants needed to complete the billion-dollar line.

The book looks at the history from the earliest days after the Civil War to the stars of today.

Advocates, citing the threat to human and environmental health, say the timing is right for legislation to phase out plastic waste and foam packaging.

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