The lawsuit asks a Cole County judge to find the proposed map unconstitutional and block it from taking effect.

The vote marked a pivotal moment in Missouri, potentially altering the political makeup of Kansas City for years.

Missouri’s new congressional map faces more legal challenges, as opponents question whether a mistake was made.

The Missouri state Senate voted on Friday to pass the bill with a new congressional map that favors Republicans, sending it ...

Gov. Mike Kehoe went on the offensive Wednesday against critics of the new congressional map approved by Missouri lawmakers, ...

The lawsuits filed against the state of Missouri and the Secretary of State claim the process of implementing this new map was unconstitutional. Typically, redistricting is done once a decade after ...

The post came just hours after the Missouri House approved the map, which would carve Kansas City into three ...

Facing those seeking to oust him from office, Democratic U.S. Rep. Emanuel Cleaver warned Missouri lawmakers on Thursday that ...

The Missouri General Assembly approved a new congressional map that is likely to increase Republican representation in Washington, D.C. But now a lawsuit claims it puts some people in two districts.

The proposed changes could have sweeping political consequences, particularly for Kansas City and Democratic Congressman ...

The all-out assault on the congressional map in the courtroom and ballot box is the next phase of the ugly partisan war ...