Joseph Mclean

Capitol police arrested Several protesters on Tuesday as Missouri lawmakers debated a resolution supporting Israel.

A deadly shooting at the Kansas City Chiefs Super Bowl Parade and rally Wednesday once again thrust the conversation about the state’s gun policies into sharp, national focus.

Leaders of the Republican supermajority in the Missouri House have thus far refused to allow any debate over bills that directly address gun violence.

The bill, HB 2634, which already cleared the Missouri House, carves out any “abortion facility,” none of which exist in Missouri, as well as any “affiliate thereof,” from receiving any public funds, including through MoHealthNet.

Missourians are likely to vote on legalizing sports wagering in 2024 and weigh in on a new place to place those wagers.

On Friday, attorneys for Dana Miller, Clerk of the Missouri House of Representatives, filed a lawsuit against Speaker of the House Rep. Dean Plocher, his chief of staff and former speaker Rod Jetton and the House of Representatives.

Missouri lawmakers passed several gun safety-related legislation in the 2024 session.

The combined state and local tax revenue generated from cannabis sales in Missouri is projected to reach $238 million in 2024, according to estimates by the Missouri Cannabis Trade Association.

A bill giving the Missouri state auditor broader power to investigate your city or county is waiting for the Governor’s signature.

A new estimate from the Missouri Department of Mental Health said the societal cost of substance use disorders is $8.5 billion.