The former Missouri GOP chairman lost support of a key member of the Senate Judiciary Committee, over his defense of Jan. 6 insurrectionists. But he's still likely to end up playing a role in the Trump administration.

Missouri Republicans are advancing bills to roll back newly approved paid sick leave and abortion rights laws, setting up a legislative showdown before the session ends Friday, May 16.

Celeste Athon had played softball from the day she was old enough to sign up for a local youth league. She’d never felt like this before. Athon, a second base player for the local Stephens College, found herself tired much faster.

On May 1, most Missouri workers began accruing paid sick leave under Proposition A, which voters approved last year. But with two weeks remaining in the session, state lawmakers could still pass a bill to change or repeal those provisions.

The Missouri Legislature has two weeks left before lawmakers pack their bags and head home. The regular session of the General Assembly runs from January through mid-May each year. Despite the session soon coming to a close,

The Missouri Supreme Court on Tuesday upheld a voter-approved ballot measure gradually raising the state's minimum wage to $15 an hour and requiring employers to provide paid sick leave to workers. The court rejected claims from business groups that the initiative's ballot summary and cost estimate were misleading and

The announcement by the Springfield representative comes as Sen. Lincoln Hough nears the end of his term limit in the District 30 seat.

Missouri’s Supreme Court on Tuesday upheld Proposition A, the voter-approved law expanding paid sick leave set to go into effect Thursday. It was a unanimous opinion but one judge dissented on the reasoning. “This court finds there was no election ...

Aubrey joined Community Impact as a reporter in February 2024, where she covers government in the Katy, Fulshear, Missouri City and Sugar Land areas. Before

The Columbia City Council unanimously approved an August 5 election to fill the Ward 2 council seat. Current Ward 2 Councilmember Lisa Meyer announced her retirement last week. She is set to retire on May 16.

The ruling means paid sick leave will be mandatory in the state of Missouri, starting Thursday.

In Tuesday's election, Rocheport's mayor, John Zondca, is running unopposed for reelection. Sara Lemberger and Conrad Yates are running for First Ward alderman, and Roman Clarkson and Lois Connor are running for Second Ward alderman.