Missourians who lost homes or other property during the May 16 tornado in St. Louis or storms that struck Scott County on April 29 are now eligible for federal disaster money.

Bills that would help fund new stadiums for the Kansas City Chiefs and Royals and provide $100 million in storm relief for St ...

Missouri's general revenue surplus, as high as $8 billion a few years ago, could dwindle to $600 million in the coming year, ...

After seeing Forest Park with nearly every single tree uprooted, communications director Lilly Finn said, "If there is ...

The Federal Emergency Management Agency and Small Business Administration have set up shop at the First Baptist Church in ...

The special session bills to fund professional sports stadiums in Kansas City and provide disaster relief to St. Louis passed ...

A wanted suspect barricaded himself inside a home Tuesday in Edwardsville, Kansas, prompting a police lockdown and large law ...

President  Donald Trump has granted two more disaster requests for Missouri – for the April 29th tornadoes and storms that ...

GOP leaders believe they have the votes to deliver Gov. Mike Kehoe a victory in his bid to keep KC’s pro teams from building new stadiums in Kansas.

ST. LOUIS — President Donald Trump on Monday approved Federal Emergency Management Agency aid to help St. Louis and its ...

When a tornado struck Joplin on May 22, 2011, killing 161 people and causing about $2 billion in damage, President Barack Obama issued a major disaster declaration the next day. That action ...

President Donald Trump approved a major disaster declaration request for the affected Missouri counties during the May 16 ...