Screenshots obtained by The Star shows former Missouri Gov. Eric Greitens’ staff openly discussing the use of Confide among themselves and with allies outside the governor’s office.
A divided Merriam City Council has approved a new community center design with smaller outdoor pool, despite a crowd’s pleas at City Hall to pause and reconsider the project.
A quirk in the mail delivery system that forced some rural Missouri residents living along the Iowa and Arkansas borders to have mailing addresses in their neighboring states has been fixed.
A Kansas Republican Party officer’s role in an ad paid for by a super PAC linked to House Speaker Paul Ryan is evidence of illegal coordination, a Democratic official argues in a complaint filed Tuesday with the FEC.
The Kansas City Council is considering changes to the city’s minority- and women-owned business enterprise program, an initiative to remediate decades of discrimination.
An effort to toss Clean Missouri, or Amendment 1, from Missouri’s November ballot was unsuccessful Monday when the Supreme Court declined to transfer the case. The initiative will be on voters’ ballots this fall.
Kansas Sen. Steve Fitzgerald’s retirement announcement was spoiled by a former Republican rival announcing the departure Monday. Fitzgerald once compared Planned Parenthood to the Nazi concentration camp Dachau.
The U.S. Government Accountability Office warned in April that ICE has consistently underestimated the cost of running its detention program. Two months later, the Trump administration asked Rep. Kevin Yoder to sign off on another $200 million for the agency.
Kansas GOP gubernatorial candidate Kris Kobach and former rival Gov. Jeff Colyer will join together for a $15,000-a-person pheasant hunt next month to raise money for the Kansas Republican Party.
After the recent assault of a foster youth inside a child welfare office, the leader of DCF said she and her staff are working to implement new programs and improve the troubled Kansas system.
In 1992, Missouri voters overwhelmingly approved term limits for state legislators. Now, leaders say term limits have been detrimental for various reasons, including giving lobbyists and consultants more sway.
An 81-year-old Bill Cosby has been led off to prison in handcuffs after being sentenced to three to 10 years behind bars for drugging and sexually assaulting a woman.
A divided Merriam City Council approved the design for a new community center in Vavra Park, despite some strong community opposition to the smaller outdoor pool.
The Federal Election Commission reported Democratic and Republican party candidates don’t spend enough money defending campaigns from cyber threats, even when they’re aware of the dangers of getting hacked.
Changes by the Kansas City Council, including allowing large minority- and women-owned firms to go without subcontractors, are raising concerns among smaller business owners.
Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder says he was unable to end an unprecedented impasse between road builders and a union of heavy equipment operators that has disrupted hundreds of state construction projects.
Rapid City Mayor Steve Allender is backing efforts by the Oglala, Cheyenne River and Rosebud Sioux tribes to build a new Native American health care center in the city.
A divided Merriam City Council approved the design for a new community center in Vavra Park, despite some strong community opposition to the smaller outdoor pool.
