Economy

JEFFERSON CITY - State lawmakers had until Friday to approve next year's budget but got it done ahead of schedule.

JEFFERSON CITY- First it was the redistricting, now it's the development.

HUNTSDALE - Huntsdale citizens voted on taxes for the first time ever, and new taxes mean expansion for this small town.

JEFFERSON CITY - Some lawmakers at the State Capitol want to make sure increases in the state budget do not get out of hand.

The mayor of the small river town of Huntsdale says she's not surprised voters there approved not one, but two tax levies.

JEFFERSON CITY- Schools, property taxes and gambling. It's a mixed bag for Mid-Missouri voters.

BOONE COUNTY - As voters made smart decisions at the polls today, they met hundreds of election officials.

COLUMBIA — Intrigued by the prospect of flights between Columbia and Memphis, Tenn., but also attracted to cheaper fares for frequent flights to and from Kansas City, members of the ...

In April 2005, signs advocating Laura Nauser for the Fifth Ward council position dotted lawns and roadsides throughout southwest Columbia. But not this year. Three years after being elected the ...

The first half of the 2008 Missouri legislative session is over, and lawmakers have begun their so-called "spring break."

A final vote in the Missouri House on a proposal to bar judges from ordering tax increases had to be delayed Thursday because too many Republicans left early for Spring Break.

Missouri Treasurer and Republican candidate for Governor Sarah Steelman says illegal immigrants are costing the state millions of dollars in lost tax revenue.

JEFFERSON CITY — Democratic presidential candidate John Edwards told supporters Tuesday that he wants universal health care, a quick end to the Iraq war and economic policies geared toward helping ...

JEFFERSON CITY — Democratic presidential candidate John Edwards told supporters Tuesday that he wants universal health care, a quick end to the Iraq war and economic policies geared toward helping ...

Homeless veterans in Missouri could get relief from a new affordable housing bill working its way through Congress.