Severe Storms and Tornadoes in Kentucky and Missouri

At least 25 people have died due to storms and tornadoes in Kentucky and Missouri overnight, with officials expecting the number to rise. Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear says over 700 personnel are working to restore power in the state. The National Weather Service notes that damage assessments may take several days due to the tornado's long path.

Tornadoes in the Ohio Valley

A supercell band of tornadoes hit the Ohio Valley, leaving at least 21 people dead in Kentucky and Missouri. Laurel County in Kentucky was hardest hit with 9 deaths. Missouri reported 7 deaths and heavy damage in St. Louis. Search and rescue efforts are ongoing in both states.

Deadly Storms in Midwestern and Southern States

Powerful storms and tornadoes overnight Friday caused at least 24 deaths in Kentucky and 7 deaths in Missouri, leaving behind destruction and power outages in multiple states.

Severe Storms in St. Louis, Missouri

Severe storms including a possible tornado hit St. Louis, Missouri, causing at least seven deaths and extensive damage. Thousands of homes were affected, power outages occurred, and multiple injuries were reported. The storms also caused havoc in other states, with warnings of tornadoes, hail, and damaging winds.

Abortion Rights in Missouri

Missouri Republicans are attempting to repeal the right to abortion by asking voters to counteract a ballot measure approved last year legalizing it.

Missouri Bill Making Gold and Silver Legal Tender

Missouri lawmakers approved a bill making gold and silver legal tender for state payments, but not required for private businesses. Critics question how it will work in practice.

Eminent Domain Controversy in Missouri

Small business owners in a Missouri town are suing the city over attempts to use eminent domain to seize their properties for a development deal. The city declared the area blighted based on minor complaints like cracks in paint, sparking a legal battle.

Shooting Incident in Pettis County, Missouri

Two deputies in Pettis County, Missouri, were injured in a shooting incident during a narcotics investigation. The suspect was arrested and the deputies are recovering.

Tragic Death of 16-Year-Old Firefighter in Missouri

16-year-old firefighter Chevy Gall from Missouri was tragically killed in a motor vehicle crash while responding to a call for service. The community, family, and fellow first responders are mourning his loss.

Missouri GOP Bill on Tax Credits for Pregnancy Resource Centers

Missouri GOP bill proposes 100% tax credit for donations to pregnancy resource centers that do not provide abortions. Pro-life measures are being considered in the state amidst recent abortion amendment. Various bills aim to restrict or ban abortions in different circumstances.

Missouri's $24 Billion Judgment Against China in Coronavirus Lawsuit

Missouri won a $24 billion judgment against China in a coronavirus lawsuit after accusing the Chinese Communist Party of hoarding protective supplies during the pandemic. The ruling is the largest in Missouri's history.

Missouri wins $24 billion lawsuit against China's Communist Party for hoarding protective supplies during the COVID-19 pandemic

Missouri wins $24 billion lawsuit against China's Communist Party for hoarding protective supplies during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Illegal Alien Accused in Fatal Crash in Missouri

An illegal alien accused of causing a crash that killed a 12-year-old in Hazelwood, Missouri, is out of jail without paying bail, sparking outrage. Senator Josh Hawley criticized the decision to release the accused, who arrived at the US-Mexico border in 2023 and was released into the US interior by DHS. A hearing in the case is scheduled for next month.

Missouri abortion ban

Missouri voters voted to end the state's strict abortion ban in the November election, but it's uncertain if the treatment will be available by the deadline on Thursday.

Missouri State Court Upholds Ban on Transgender Surgeries for Minors

Missouri state court upholds law banning child mutilation, victory for children. U.S. Supreme Court to review transgender surgical procedures case. Missouri becomes first state to defend ban on trans surgeries for minors at trial court level.

Illegal Alien Accused of Killing 12-Year-Old in Missouri Car Crash

Sen. Josh Hawley is urging a Missouri court to keep an illegal alien, accused of killing a 12-year-old boy in a car crash, locked up on a $500,000 bond. The suspect, Endrina Bracho from Venezuela, faces charges including first-degree involuntary manslaughter. Hawley believes Bracho poses a serious danger to the public and should not have her bond reduced.

Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey's Legal Actions and Political Career

Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey took legal action against individuals and groups, including the Biden administration and the State of New York, for various issues related to immigration and legal processes. He won the Republican primary for Missouri attorney general and is preparing for the general election. Will Scharf, a Republican Trump attorney, conceded to Bailey in the primary election.

Supreme Court ruling on former President Trump's immunity claim

The Supreme Court denied a motion to rule on a lawsuit brought by Missouri against former President Trump. Trump was convicted on 34 counts of falsifying business records. Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey expressed disappointment with the Supreme Court's decision.

Supreme Court Rejects Missouri's Attempt to Halt Trump's Sentencing and Gag Order

The Supreme Court rejected Missouri's attempt to halt former President Donald Trump's sentencing and gag order in his New York hush money case, citing lack of legal standing and genuine interstate dispute.

K-9 Police Dog Dies from Heat Exhaustion

A four-year-old K-9 police dog named Vader died of heat exhaustion after being trapped inside a patrol car with a malfunctioning air conditioning system in Missouri.

Missouri man freed after 34 years in prison

Missouri man freed from prison after murder conviction overturned after 34 years despite attorney general's efforts to keep him locked up. Release marks second time in recent weeks that a person was freed despite appeals. Political scientists suggest tough stance to secure votes in primary election.

Missouri Judge Overturns Conviction of Christopher Dunn After 30 Years in Prison

Missouri judge overturns conviction of Christopher Dunn, who spent over 30 years in prison for a murder he claims he didn't commit. New evidence led to the ruling, likely freeing Dunn soon.

2024 Republican National Convention

Missouri Secretary of State and gubernatorial candidate Jay Ashcroft discusses the energy at the 2024 Republican National Convention with Breitbart News.

Missouri Attorney General sues New York over prosecution of Donald Trump

Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey is suing the State of New York for what he deems 'unconstitutional lawfare' in its prosecution of former President Donald Trump, claiming it deprives Missourians of access to a presidential candidate.

Impact of Restrictive Abortion and Contraception Laws in Missouri

MSNBC host Joy Reid argues that Missouri's restrictive abortion and contraception laws make it akin to a 'slave state' for women.

Tragic Crime: Missouri Mother Kills Children

A Missouri mother walked into a police station and confessed to killing her 9-year-old daughter by gunshot and drowning her 2-year-old son. She was charged with second-degree murder. A third child, a related family member, was found safe.

Skydiving Plane Crash in Missouri

A pilot and six passengers on a skydiving flight jumped from a small plane just before it crashed in a Missouri field. All occupants escaped safely before the crash.

Tragic Death of Missouri State Rep. Ben Baker's Daughter and Son-in-Law in Haiti

Missouri State Rep. Ben Baker's daughter and son-in-law were serving as missionaries in Haiti and were tragically killed in an attack by gangs. The incident occurred in Port au Prince, where the organization they worked for, Missions in Haiti, had warned of gang control in the area. The United States State Department had previously issued a travel advisory for Haiti due to safety concerns.

Renewal of the Radiation Exposure Compensation Act

The Radiation Exposure Compensation Act is set to expire, and efforts are being made to renew and expand it to help those affected by nuclear radiation exposure. Residents in Missouri, particularly near Coldwater Creek, are seeking compensation for illnesses linked to toxic waste in the region.

Missouri's GOP-led Legislature Renewed $4 Billion Medicaid Program

Missouri's GOP-led Legislature renewed a $4 billion Medicaid program after being blocked by a Republican faction using it as a bargaining tool. The bill renews a tax on hospitals to draw down federal funding for low-income residents.

Controversial Campaign of Missouri Republican Candidate Valentina Gomez

Missouri Republican candidate for secretary of state, Valentina Gomez, faces backlash for controversial videos and statements, including burning LGBTQ-inclusive books and opposing vaccine mandates. She promotes gun rights, 'America First,' and plans to revamp the electoral system if elected.

Controversial Campaign of Missouri Republican Candidate Valentina Gomez

Missouri Republican candidate for secretary of state, Valentina Gomez, sparked controversy with a video urging voters to not be 'weak and gay,' along with other provocative statements and actions.

Demand for DOJ to Turn Over Communications on Prosecutions of President Trump

Attorney General of Missouri demands DOJ turn over communications relating to prosecutions of President Trump, alleging Biden's involvement in orchestrating them. Fox News reports Bailey requested communications through FOIA.

Missouri Governor Signs Bill Banning Abortion Providers from Medicaid Reimbursements

Missouri Governor Mike Parson signed a bill into law banning abortion providers and their affiliates from receiving Medicaid reimbursements, aimed at defunding Planned Parenthood. The move was criticized by Democrats as extreme.

Missouri Law on Divorce for Pregnant Women

Missouri law preventing pregnant women from getting divorced is being challenged by lawmakers due to urgency after Roe vs. Wade was overturned.

Catholic Church and Abortion Rights in Missouri

Catholic nun and other Catholics in Missouri challenge church's anti-abortion stance, advocating for abortion rights despite church directives. Some face ostracism for their beliefs. Younger generation of Catholics more open and supportive of abortion rights. Church leaders remain firm in their position.

Republican Missouri State Rep. Justin Hicks running for Congress

Republican Missouri State Rep. Justin Hicks, known for identifying as an American during a debate on diversity, equity, and inclusion, is running for Congress. He highlights the shift in support from minority voters towards Republican values and aims to advocate for a balanced budget if elected.

Abortion Rights Campaign in Missouri

Missouri Republicans campaign to inform voters they don't have to compromise on the abortion issue in upcoming elections. Abortion rights supporters are pushing for a ballot initiative to legalize abortion in the state. Polls show some GOP support for abortion rights, but it remains to be seen how this will impact the election outcomes in Missouri and potentially other states.

Fatal Shooting at Gas Station in Ferguson, Missouri

A Ferguson, Missouri police officer fatally shot a man at a gas station in St. Louis suburb. The man had reportedly killed someone at the gas station. The officer was unhurt.

Missouri Attorney General Investigating Transgender Health Clinics

Abby Johnson discusses the Supreme Court's decision to overturn Roe v. Wade and the impact on the pro-life movement. Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey is facing resistance in obtaining Planned Parenthood patient records related to transgender health clinics. The clinics are accused of offering puberty blockers and transgender surgeries to children. Investigations are ongoing to uncover potential misconduct.

Man Steals Luxury Vibrators from Erotic Store

Man arrested for stealing luxury vibrators from an erotic store in Missouri, valued at over $1,500. He was caught due to his distinctive neck tattoo and attempting to sell the items on Facebook Marketplace.

Political Fundraisers in Missouri and Florida

First Lady Jill Biden headlined a fundraiser in Ladue, Missouri, praising President Joe Biden's handling of the coronavirus pandemic and contrasting it with former President Donald Trump's approach. The fundraiser had around 30 attendees, including notable figures like Gephardt and former Build-A-Bear CEO Maxine Clark. Trump had a successful fundraiser in Palm Beach, Florida, surpassing Biden's fundraising numbers.

Death Penalty

Missouri's governor denies clemency for Brian Dorsey, scheduled to be executed despite calls for his life to be saved.

Teen Assaulted in Missouri

Missouri teen Kaylee Gain, who was brutally beaten by another girl in a fight near Hazelwood East High School in St. Louis, is now stable and breathing on her own. The incident was captured in a shocking cell phone footage that went viral on social media. Kaylee had been in the ICU but has now been moved out and her family has expressed gratitude for the support received.

Controversy over Candidate with Alleged Ties to Ku Klux Klan Running for Governor in Missouri

Missouri Secretary of State does not have authority to remove candidate with alleged ties to Ku Klux Klan from running for governor as a Republican, but supports a lawsuit to block the candidate from the ballot.

Missouri Secretary of State and Ku Klux Klan candidate for governor

Missouri Secretary of State does not have the authority to unilaterally remove a candidate with alleged ties to the Ku Klux Klan from running for governor as a Republican, but supports a lawsuit seeking to block the candidate.

Kayaking Tragedy on Stockton Lake

An 18-year-old kayaker from Michigan died in a kayaking incident on Stockton Lake in Missouri, with two other kayakers missing. The cause of the accident was believed to be rough water.

Misconception about Divorce Laws for Pregnant Women in Missouri

Social media posts claiming that pregnant women in Missouri cannot divorce their spouse are misleading. While judges may wait to finalize a divorce until after the baby is born for custody and support arrangements, there is no law preventing pregnant women from getting divorced in Missouri.

Illegal immigrant from Venezuela charged with killing 12-year-old boy in Missouri car crash

A woman from Venezuela, who is in the U.S. illegally, is charged with killing a 12-year-old boy in a car crash in Hazelwood, Missouri. The boy died from his injuries, and his parents were seriously injured. The woman was driving in the wrong lane at high speed, causing a head-on collision.

Border Wall Construction

A federal judge has ordered President Joe Biden to continue building border wall along the United States-Mexico border with funds allocated under former President Donald Trump, following a lawsuit by Texas and Missouri. The judge issued a preliminary injunction to halt diverting funds away from border wall construction.

Juvenile Crime and Justice System Reform in Missouri

Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey calls for reform in the state's juvenile justice system after a violent assault by a teen left a girl in critical condition. He emphasizes the need for accountability and addressing the increasing trend of violent crimes by juveniles.

Violent Brawl at Missouri High School

A Missouri high schooler is in critical condition after being brutally beaten in a brawl, captured in disturbing cell phone footage. One teen is in custody on assault charges. The incident took place near Hazelwood East High School. The video caused outrage on social media due to the races of the individuals involved.

Missouri Proposed Bill on Teachers and Child Transgender Social Transition

Missouri proposed bill could make it a felony for teachers to promote a child's transgender-related social transition, potentially leading to being placed on the sex offender registry. The bill aims to put social learning development back in the hands of parents.

Missouri Bill on Transgender Students' Social Transition

Missouri legislature introduces bill that would classify assistance to transgender students under 18 in their 'social transition' as a felony, with educators facing penalties for supporting students' gender identity.

Murder-For-Hire Plot Involving Missouri Middle School Principal

Former Missouri middle school principal pleaded guilty to orchestrating a murder-for-hire plot against a woman he was having an affair with, resulting in her and their unborn child's death. He paid a friend to carry out the murder using stolen money from the school.

Shooting in Missouri involving a police officer and civil process server

A man in Missouri shot and killed an Independence police officer and a civil process server, while wounding two other law enforcement officials. The suspect, Larry D. Acree, faces serious charges including two counts of first-degree murder and one count of first-degree assault.

Former President Donald Trump's Progress Towards GOP Nomination

Former President Donald Trump wins caucuses in Idaho and Missouri, continues march toward GOP nomination. Trump sweeps delegate haul at a party convention in Michigan. Haley faces steep odds in securing delegates. Next events include the District of Columbia and Super Tuesday. Michigan Republicans allocate 39 delegates to Trump. Missouri caucus attendees show strong support for Trump. Idaho holds presidential caucuses due to legislative oversight. Trump expected to carry Idaho easily.

Missouri Republican Caucus Results

Former President Donald Trump wins Missouri Republican Caucus over former Gov. Nikki Haley with 100% of the statewide delegate votes. Missouri carries 54 national delegates, 51 of which are awarded through a caucus-convention system. Trump thanks Missourians on social media for their support.

Republican Delegates Allocation in Idaho, Missouri, and Michigan

Former President Trump joins Hannity for an exclusive interview to discuss President Biden's cognitive ability, IVF debate, and legal cases. Republican delegates in Idaho, Missouri, and Michigan to be awarded; Trump likely to win in Idaho and Missouri. Haley vows to stay in race until Super Tuesday.

Republican Candidate for Governor in Missouri with Extremist Ties

The Missouri Republican Party is working to remove a Republican candidate for governor from the primary ballot after a picture of him doing a Nazi salute in front of a burning cross resurfaced online. The candidate, Darrell Leon McClanahan III, has a history of extremist affiliations, including with the Ku Klux Klan.

Candidate for Governor's Affiliation with Ku Klux Klan

The Missouri Republican Party is working to remove a candidate for governor from the primary ballot after a picture of him doing a Nazi salute in front of a burning cross resurfaced online. The candidate, Darrell Leon McClanahan III, has been affiliated with the Ku Klux Klan.

Shooting of Law Enforcement Officers in Independence, Missouri

At least three law enforcement officers were shot in Independence, Missouri, with two city officers and one official from the Jackson County Sheriff’s Office being injured. The shooting occurred near E. Bundschu Road and N. Elsea Smith Road in the northeast section of Independence.

Missouri Republicans' Attempt to Block Medicaid Funding for Planned Parenthood

Missouri's Republican lawmakers are trying to block federal health care dollars from going to Planned Parenthood clinics, despite state laws already banning abortions. Democrats argue this will limit low-income residents' access to health care services like cancer screenings and birth control.

Missouri Abortion Rights Campaign for Constitutional Amendment

Missouri abortion rights supporters launch signature collecting event for a constitutional amendment legalizing abortion up until fetal viability, facing obstacles and opposition from GOP lawmakers. Campaign raises $4 million, aiming to protect women's healthcare rights. Battle over ballot initiative, potential barriers from Republicans in the General Assembly.

Fatal Shooting in Sedalia, Missouri

Police in Sedalia, Missouri, fatally shot a knife-wielding suspect during an altercation that left two police officers injured. The suspect, a 28-year-old man, died at the scene. Both officers suffered stab wounds but were treated at a hospital and released.