The Missouri Supreme Court has ruled that counties cannot impose an additional 3% sales tax on recreational marijuana sales ...

Rescheduling cannabis would greatly benefit veterans, who are at high risk for PTSD; however, despite the fact that we know cannabis-based treatments are great alternatives for our heroes, those who ...

The cycle in the Missouri Senate begins with a 24-10 Republican majority. Of the 17 returning senators, there are 10 returning republican incumbents ...

A contract dispute between MU Health Care and Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield, two of the state’s largest healthcare entities, ...

Four months and four days into the 2025 Missouri General Assembly, things were going about as well as anyone could have expected.

According to Missouri law, candidates are not allowed to participate in verifying their own elections. But officials say ...

Missourians have always valued freedom—freedom of opportunity, freedom of faith, and freedom to choose what’s best for our families.

This past Monday, Governor Kehoe signed multiple bills relating to Missouri’s conservation and natural resources community.

Let’s start with this shocking number: 88%. That’s how many Missourians will lose their credit cards entirely if a bill introduced by Sen. Josh Hawley becomes law, according to a study from the ...

Retailers are more than just stores where we shop. They’re the lifeblood of our local communities and the beating heart of our economy.

When Missouri courts become the go-to destination for jackpot justice, it's not just bad for business—it’s bad for every Missourian who depends on agriculture, science, and fairness under the law.

Today, Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe signed SB133, intended to reduce the risk of damage to the state’s buried utility lines, the type of incident that caused the fatal April 9 explosion in Lexington.