In cease-and-desist letters, the Missouri attorney general directed companies to stop selling hemp products legal under ...

The Missouri Freedom Caucus appears to be ripping apart over a plan to fund stadiums for the Chiefs and Royals.

Missouri lawmakers passed a bill to continue to allow retired teachers to return as substitutes without losing retirement ...

Medical experts are dismayed over a federal report’s claim that kids are overprescribed asthma medications, saying it ...

Missouri Republicans sent an abortion ban to the ballot that includes an unrelated provision banning certain health care for ...

The federal government last month restarted collections on defaulted student loans and state agencies have a source of ...

Missouri has begun issuing federal food benefits that could reach 475,000 kids this summer, filling a need when school food ...

Gov. Mike Kehoe expanded the agenda of the special session in order to break an impasse on stadium funding for Kansas City ...

The budget bill passed by the U.S. House will kick millions of people off of Medicaid by piling on new red tape.

More than 92,000 Missourians used the Pell Grant last year so that they can pursue a postsecondary degree or credential.

Proposed changes to Medicaid could mean thousands lose coverage in Missouri over red tape and bureaucratic hurdles.

The Republican budget bill the U.S. House approved includes a surprise for the 40 states that have expanded Medicaid: ...