Cameron Gerber

The Missouri State Library is the first in the nation to offer an online accredited high school completion program to adult residents.

While the debate rages over the southern border, dozens of undocumented immigrants have been brought to the Missouri to work a development site.

Amid growing contention in Missouri schools, a bill on deck for next session aims to increase choices for parents and students.

Missouri’s behavioral health providers are struggling under a rash of illnesses and demand during the pandemic, providers told lawmakers.

Businessman Andrew Jones launched a bid for Missouri’s 1st congressional district, seeking to flip the seat held by Congresswoman Cori Bush.

Missouri is offering free credit and identity theft monitoring to educators who could be at risk from a vulnerability in a state website.

The Bicentennial Bridge will connect the Capitol grounds to a park named after a former bank employee who advocated for it decades ago.

More than $57 million is on its way to connect Missourians to the internet through the latest round of funding from the FCC.

SAPA, which took effect in August, declared federal laws that could restrict gun ownership among law-abiding Missourians as “invalid.”

Missouri is receiving $1 million to accelerate economic recovery from the pandemic through a grant awarded by the U.S. Department of Commerce.

The St. Louis region is plugging into the increased popularity of EVs through local development ordinances set to go into effect next year.

Jefferson County Clerk Ken Waller is launching a bid for the Missouri House, seeking to bring his public service experience to the Capitol.

As Missouri families celebrate Halloween, several supposedly haunted locations around the capital city have seen increased attention.

Despite some initial skepticism, Missouri schools are beginning to sign onto a new pooled COVID-19 testing option at no cost to them.

State Tech has been named the fastest-growing college in the state amid years of continuous growth and record enrollment.

Missouri’s medical marijuana program is in full bloom, with advocates expecting more than $200 million in sales by the end of 2021.

The Fair Maps Missouri Coalition has put together a competition for Missourians to draw their own congressional and legislative maps.

Sen. Mike Cierpiot and chief of staff Michelle Pleus were honored by Evergy this week for their work on securitization legislation.

DESE updated its COVID-19 guidance this week, introducing a new “test to stay” option for those exposed to a positive case.

Hundreds of Missouri schools and libraries are receiving pandemic funds to combat the digital divide from the FCC.