The letter asks Cook to provide Apple customers with a “Do Not Track” option for their products.

Gov. Matt Bevin says he's agreed to changes to his pension-relief plan in an effort to win support from lawmakers whose votes would be needed to pass it in a special legislative session

Another hurdle was cleared to bring a casino to southern Illinois.

Gov. Parson stopped in Hannibal, Canton and Clarksville, all communities battling floodwaters from the Mississippi River.

It’s known as HB 2719 or the Higher Ed-Diverse Faculty Grant.

The lawmaker says the law will likely be challenged in court.

Senate Bill 25 passed the Senate with 34 voting in favor, 20 voting against and 3 voting present.

The Illinois House of Representatives passed a $40 billion budget package for the FY 2020 fiscal year on Friday night

The bill provides specific exemptions for businesses and firearms sales at events held at the World Shooting Complex in Sparta.

Missouri Gov. Mike Parson has signed legislation preventing local officials from enacting more stringent regulations than the state does on large farms that raise hogs, poultry and cattle

The bill is said to “create a consistent regulatory framework for producers and encourages investment in our rural communities.”

House Bill 3623 would create a pilot program that expands the existing 3-day, youth-only hunting season statewide.

Gov. Henry McMaster issued an executive order Wednesday suspending the city of Dillon’s embattled mayor-elect.

The bill passed 38-17 on Wednesday, May 29.

Republican Gov. Mike Parson's fundraising outpaces that of those who were seeking the GOP nomination at this point in the 2016 race

U.S. Representative Mike Bost along with the U.S. Department of Agriculture announced the seven federal grants to local governments on Tuesday, May 29.

Gov. Parson will make the proclamation Tuesday, May 28 on his Beef Promotion Tour.

The 80-year-old movie star has been a vocal supporter of Trump. In fact, this isn’t even the first time he has likened Trump to Lincoln.

U.S. District Judge Haywood Gilliam Jr. on Friday immediately halted the administration's efforts to redirect military-designated funds to build sections of wall on the Mexican border. His order applies to two planned projects to add 51 miles of fence in two areas.

This was the governor’s second tour of the home. He first visited on March 14.

Planned Parenthood advocates called the bill one of the nation’s most restrictive

House Bill 210 would create a task force to study the reopening and repurposing of the correctional center.

Missouri Gov. Mike Parson has signed one of the nation's most restrictive abortion bills, banning the procedure on or beyond eight weeks of pregnancy

Former Missouri Gov. Eric Greitens will return to the Navy but not as one of the elite Navy SEAL team

Hearing aids could soon be more accessible to Missourians who can’t afford them.

Legislation to designate the Historic Park as a unit of National Park Service was signed into law in March 2018.

The bi-partisan (HR 2333) was co-sponsored by Rep. Mike Bost (IL-12).

Several state office races will be on the ballot.

Missouri Governor Mike Parson has declared a state of emergency in response to severe weather and continue flooding across Missouri.

Missouri U.S. Sen. Josh Hawley is introducing legislation to give internet users the ability to opt out of tracking and collection of personal data

Candidates in Tuesday's primary election in Kentucky are seeking party nominations for governor, attorney general and other statewide races

Missouri Gov. Mike Parson largely accomplished his agenda in his first legislative session as governor

A bill that has passed both the state House and the state Senate would give Medicaid coverage to young adults in the foster care system who move to Missouri.

The Missouri Legislature wrapped up its 2019 legislative session on Friday after passing a variety of bills, including new limits on abortions

Regarding the abortion bill, Missouri Gov. Mike Parson said if legislators send the bill to his desk he will sign it.

Dubbed the Equality Act, the bill is a top priority of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, who said it will bring the nation "closer to equal liberty and justice for all."

Missouri Attorney General Eric Schmitt is closing an investigation into whether former Gov. Eric Greitens improperly used his office staff to work on his campaign's social media accounts

The Bill is HR 1010. It would overturn an Administration rule that expands short-term, limited-duration insurance, commonly known as “junk plans.”

A Missouri bill that will likely not make it across the finish line this year is the ‘Narcotics Control Act,’ but supporters of a statewide prescription drug monitoring program are not giving up the fight.

An oddly named tree and an odd-looking salamander could soon gain fame in Missouri

The Missouri Senate has passed legislation that would do away with vehicle safety inspections for thousands of Missourians and let adults ride motorcycles without helmets

Missouri senators have passed a wide-ranging bill to limit abortion, including a ban on the procedure at eight weeks of pregnancy

Kentucky's chief election official is projecting about 12.5% of the state's registered voters will turn out for next week's primary election

Stuart said elder abuse is severely underreported.

Missouri lawmakers have approved new requirements for a state demographer responsible for drawing state House and Senate districts under a voter-approved constitutional amendment

The organization called the bill dangerous and extreme.

U.S. Sen. Roy Blunt (R-Mo.) welcomed a Georgia District Court injunction that prevents changes in the national liver distribution policy prior to an appellate court ruling on the case.

Thousands of officers gathered in Washington D.C. to honor fallen officers.

The Missouri Senate considered legislation on Wednesday, May 15 to ban most abortions after eight weeks of pregnancy.

A former deputy clerk is taking legal action against Stoddard County and the Stoddard County Clerk after being fired from her position in April.

Under Senate Bill 1139, the legislation would also provide additional aid to members of the military and law enforcement.

The speech took place at 9:45 a.m. CT in the United States Senate Chamber.

Pfc. Michael Thomason, 28, of Lincoln Park, Michigan died on April 29 after a non-combat incident.

A banner supporting abortion flew over Montgomery after a bill banning nearly all abortions in the state passed in the Senate.

Hearing aids would be easier to get for poor Missourians under a bill awaiting the governor's signature

Missouri senators are set to take up one of the nation's most restrictive proposed abortion bans

If passed, restaurants could choose to accept food stamps

Blunt discussed his recent visits to communities on the Missouri and Mississippi Rivers on Tuesday, May 14.