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With ballot deadlines looming, judges questioned whether there is still time to order Missouri to use the 2025 congressional districts in November
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Secretary of State Denny Hoskins wants the 8th Circuit to restore the 2025 congressional districts and find the voter referendum challenging them unconstitutional.
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The GOP statewide official is slated to face contempt hearing involving a Missouri Supreme Court order not to use a Trump-backed congressional map from 2025.
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In a late-night order, Missouri’s highest court directed the secretary of state to explain his actions in implementing a gerrymandered congressional map
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Illinois organizations are using AI to expand Spanish-language access to legal and immigration information, but advocates warn the technology can also spread inaccurate information and divert people from trusted legal resources.
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Millions of small businesses will no longer have to submit personal ownership details to the federal government - and previously collected information will be deleted. Supporters of the change say they're grateful for the move, while pressing Congress to make the shift harder to reverse.
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Missouri's largest electric utility is responding to skeptics about its proposed 2,100-megawatt natural-gas plant in St. Charles County. Critics question the potential costs to customers and reliance on fossil fuels, while the company says the project is needed to meet growing demand and maintain reliability.
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Springfield, Missouri residents now have a new way to get life-saving naloxone without having to ask for it. The fire department has installed self-service, weatherproof boxes stocked with free opioid rescue kits, giving people around-the-clock access to medication that can reverse an overdose.
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Military veteran and democrat Chris Reichard is running for the House of Representatives for the Eighth District because he is “tired of waking up angry” and, after spending time advocating for activist movements in St. Louis, has a calling to serve his country again, this time in office.
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Tuesday's primary election results in Missouri showed voters' strong opposition to both amendments 4 and 5, which were championed by Gov. Kehoe. Various local ballot measures also passed.
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A proposed constitutional amendment on Missouri's August ballot would give lawmakers the authority to replace the state's income tax with broader sales taxes. Critics worry the change could eventually affect healthcare costs.
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The Missouri Primary is almost here, and two potential amendments will have major impacts on voting and taxes for Missouri residents.