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The founder of Citadel, the hedge fund and financial services behemoth, has hit Democratic Gov. J.B. Pritzker on rising crime. Griffin’s critics call these investments and holdings “hypocritical.”

“Assembly Required” includes work by artists from around the world who directly involve viewers in the creation of meaning.

On the last day before the legislature takes a week off, the House also passed legislation including banning discrimination in schools against traditionally Black hairstyles and creating nurseries in women’s prisons.

Missouri lawmakers are considering the biggest expansion of gambling in the state since voters approved riverboat — and ultimately riverside — casinos three decades ago.

The members of the caucus, which usually includes seven senators in the 34-member body, have been accused of obstructing other legislation.

Washington University is conducting a study funded by the National Institute of Mental Health to look at the psychiatric toll of divorce on children.

Lara Zwarun’s 2015 research on how Ukrainians use social media to counter Russian disinformation has new resonance today.

More than a year after the Jan. 6 insurrection, the Department of Justice continues to spend enormous amounts of time and energy pressing cases against people from across the country who tried to overturn a presidential election with violence. Seventeen Missourians are facing federal charges.

A bill in the Missouri House to expand the sales tax exemption so that includes food purchased with food stamps became a bill virtually ending the exemption., making it a $416 million tax increase.

Shirley Norris is 92 and manages projects worth millions of dollars at the Missouri Department of Transportation.

The St. Charles Republican has filed a bill that legalizes marijuana for recreational use in Missouri and includes other issues related to the drug.

Ukrainians across the St. Louis region are decrying Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, holding protests, rallies and prayer vigils daily.