Rudi Keller | Missouri Independent
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Andrew Bailey was questioned about his lawsuit against Starbucks that argues the coffee company’s diversity initiatives have caused higher prices and longer waits for Missouri consumers. -
Universities and hospitals are among the institutions that would need to cut their budget under proposed changes to how medical research grants are funded by the National Institutes of Health. -
The GOP majority in the state Senate is showing more cohesion than it has in years and the upper chamber is already sending bills to the House for action. -
James Pointer was in his housing unit at the Moberly Correctional Center when the cap on a femoral catheter became dislodged. -
Existing games, unregulated and untaxed, would be removed from stores six months after the launch of new terminals. -
The $2.1 billion request from Gov. Mike Kehoe also adds money for developmental disability services, mental health programs and medical care for prisoners. -
The new governor took questions from editors and publishers from around the state in his first unscripted session with journalists since taking office. -
Two bills heard in a state Senate committee are designed to lower prices, provide fair competition for independent pharmacies, backers say. -
The bill debated Tuesday in the Senate General Laws Committee is the first of several tax cut proposals expected to receive attention during this year’s session. -
The Department of Corrections says in-custody fatalities are mainly due to natural causes among an aging, sicker prison population.
