Culture
Missouri’s ‘proclamation of freedom’ ended slavery months before Texas’ JuneteenthAmerica’s newest federal holiday has been celebrated as the end of slavery in Texas for more than 160 years, but months before Juneteenth, Missouri was the first… Read More
Courts
Missouri sues baby monitor company over hidden Chinese military data linkMissouri’s attorney general is suing a baby camera manufacturer, claiming the company hides direct ties to the Chinese military. AG Catherine Hanaway filed the lawsuit against Lorex Corporation. Read More
Government
Missouri’s Hawley, Hanaway threaten investigation after MLB targets Christian playersA Missouri senator and the state’s attorney general are leading the charge to keep Major League Baseball accountable for how it treats Christians after it warned three San Francisco… Read More
Government
Massive sinkhole opens in downtown St. Louis, interstate closedDrivers heading into downtown St. Louis may have to rethink their route after a massive sinkhole opened beneath Interstate 44 over the weekend. Read More
Government
Missouri Capitol dome shines purple for elder abuse awareness, Christians called to prayMissouri’s governor ordered the state Capitol dome to shine purple Monday in recognition of World Elder Abuse Awareness Day. Gov. Mike Kehoe, a… Read More