Two Southwest Missouri lawmakers gave an update Friday on the 2026 legislative session, some recent "big drama," and issues and bills making their way through the General Assembly in Jefferson City.

Kansas City, Missouri, will start enforcing transit-only lanes on Sunday, Feb. 1, ending a months-long grace period that began when the streetcar's Main Street extension opened in October.

I hope you stayed warm and safe during the winter storm this past weekend. This week a number of committee hearings took place, moving the Senate closer toward floor activity and taking action that ...

It includes language that would reinstate the presidential primary in Missouri. It was discontinued in 2022 when lawmakers ...

The House still must clear the legislation for President Trump’s signature, but is not expected to return to Washington to do ...

Missouri Chief Justice W. Brent Powell did not deliver the yearly State of the Judiciary Address Wednesday after the Senate and House failed to meet in a joint session, a move that comes as Republican ...

The Senate voted Friday to fund most of the government through the end of September after President Donald Trump made a deal ...

Missouri U.S. Sen. Eric Schmitt has moved this week to publicly defend federal immigration enforcement operations and support ...

Missouri U.S. Sen. Josh Hawley isn't just open to the challenges of being an elected politician, he'll take partake in a push-up challenge too.

Julie Smith/News Tribune photo: Rob Nilges carts away chairs that were to be used by visitors for Wednesday's planned State of the Judiciary speech in the Missouri House of Representatives, but it was ...

Gov. Mike Kehoe withdrew two nominees to the Missouri Ethics Commission Tuesday after Democrats pointed out the appointments were based on a congressional map that Republicans contend is no longer ...

What was supposed to be a routine State of the Judiciary address Wednesday turned into a Capitol standoff, as Missouri ...