The Latest Breaking News from Missouri

Nearly one quarter of women in the U.S. will have an abortion by the age of 45. Many of these abortions will be performed using medication. And in an era of telemedicine, experts say it has never been easier to access abortion at home — with or without the support…

A mobile morgue has been set up at the crash site as casualties are expected to rise

‘You’re asking a 14-year-old on public record about genitals and if people would see that?’

ATLANTA — The Heartland virus, a potentially fatal tick-borne virus first identified in Missouri in 2009, has taken root in Georgia, the Centers for Disease Control and Protection reported Wednesday.

Such a requirement violates the First Amendment's protection against compelled speech, the court held, and can't be justified as a regulation of professional conduct.

A Missouri police officer who was wounded in a shooting that killed two other officers has been released from the hospital

Former Missouri Senator says bill aims ‘to outlaw morning-after pill, which has been very important to rape victims’

Missouri is one of just four states that haven't approved new congressional maps as Republicans come under growing pressure to break a deadlock some fear will lead to judges drawing new district lines.

But the bill is still a mess.

Federal prosecutors have charged a northwest Missouri man in the Capitol insurrection, saying he denied breaching the building then later told agents that reviewing videos he took that day reminded him that he had indeed gone inside.

Rep. Cori Bush of Missouri has a memoir coming out this fall