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

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.

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

A lawsuit alleges the map assigns one Kansas City voting precinct to two representatives in Congress. But Missouri Gov. Mike ...

The new maps were designed to give President Trump one additional safe Republican congressional seat in the 2026 mid-term ...

First came Texas, then California, then Missouri. President Donald Trump’s call to redraw U.S. House districts ahead of the ...

With Missouri's redistricting bill facing backlash from voters and political leaders, Missouri's NAACP has filed a lawsuit ...

JEFFERSON CITY — A decision by the Republican leader of the Missouri Senate to jettison the Legislature’s most experienced ...

For nearly three decades I have been a volunteer constitutional conservative, small government, free market watchdog at the ...

Each extra day lawmakers are in session costs taxpayers money. Representatives and Senators make the same daily pay for each ...

A nine-day special legislative session cost Missouri taxpayers more than $170,000. Each extra day lawmakers are in session ...

Two frontal assaults on democracy now having passed the Missouri Legislature. But rays of light are still visible from two ...