"The years of the Civil War were bleak ones for the churches of Missouri," wrote Duane Myer in "The Heritage of Missouri: A ...

Eight-year-old Carlie Benton said she knows a few tricks on the soccer pitch, or the futsal court (if she's inside).

In his first State of the State address, Gov. Mike Kehoe on Tuesday praised the efforts of Mid-Missouri legislators working ...

A letter submitted to the U.S. Senate that states it was sent by physicians in support of Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s nomination ...

As we grow older, the prospect of moving into a residential care facility can feel both daunting and liberating. For some, it ...

In 1957, after a riot at the Missouri State Penitentiary left four men dead and 50 wounded, state lawmakers created a ...

Joining a city board, commission or committee is a way for residents to not only learn about the government process, but also ...

For Paul Heigerber, it doesn't matter where the proceeds go.

The Missouri State Capitol Commission replaced the bronze doors last year, but more renovations may be in store.

Arguably the biggest opponent of unregulated intoxicating hemp products said it's willing to concede to allowing hemp-THC drinks to continue to be sold in grocery and liquor stores.

A gesture by a former professor at Lincoln University in Jefferson City to help two graduating business majors get recruited at a college career fair ended up with the professor being the recruited.

Rep. Dave Griffith will chair the Missouri House Committee on Veterans and Armed Forces for the seventh year in a row. Rep. Jim Schulte, R-New Bloomfield, will serve as vice chair.