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Dottie Bailey
Crystal Quade
Elijah Haahr
Lisa Clancy
2018 is finally over. Here are our biggest political stories of the year.
Dave Schatz
Sam Page and Hazel Erby
Terry Kennedy
Eric Burlison
Mike Jones
Mary Elizabeth Coleman
Scott Ogilvie
Cindy O'Laughlin
Republicans won big in Missouri. So what's next?
Tuesday will decide Missouri's political destiny. Here's what you need know
Stephen Webber
Todd Graves
Examining Clean Missouri, an amendment shaking up state legislative redistricting
Saundra McDowell
Nicole Galloway
Breaking down Hawley and McCaskill’s first one-on-one debate
Ann Wagner
Hashing out the details of Missouri's three medical marijuana initiatives
On pre-existing conditions debates, St. Louis County turnout and Kander’s announcement
Randy Auxier
Robert Butler
Paul Wieland
Jefferson County basks in the electoral spotlight as Missouri election season churns
Patrice Billings
Jake Zimmerman
Mike Bost
Crawling in the Dark: Murky political money drives McCaskill to vote ‘no’ on Kavanaugh
East Central College’s Franklin County Candidate Forum
Jonah Goldberg
Jim Talent
The Ultimate Senate Challenge: Breaking down the Missouri Press Association Forum
Cort VanOstran
Brendan Kelly
Detailing next week's special session — and debate over a gas tax hike
Bob Onder
Sorting out the electoral impact of Trump’s tariffs — and a potential minimum wage hike
Brian Williams
Nick Kasoff
The Trump Factor: How the president will affect Missouri’s Senate contest
Karla May
Claire McCaskill
As candidates and campaigns ramp up, McCaskill prepares to meet with Kavanaugh
Paul Berry III
Jay Nixon
Missouri's 2018 primary brought seismic change. We break down what it means.
Missouri's 2018 primary is tomorrow. Here's what you should know.
David Steelman
Josh Hawley
A closer look at St. Louis County’s fractious election cycle
Bob McCulloch
Hawley and McCaskill get outside help as Senate race heats up
Wesley Bell
Breaking down two high-stakes statewide contests on Missouri's primary ballot
Gina Mitten
How Kennedy’s departure, and abortion rights, will affect Missouri’s elections
Politically Speaking - Shane Cohn
Politically Speaking - Jay Ashcroft
Politically Speaking - Tim Fitch
Politically Speaking - Lauren Arthur
Clean Missouri proponents contend ballot initiative will cleanse the state
As Greitens steps aside, Missouri faces a new political chapter
President Choi on the challenges and opportunities for the UM System
Woman at heart of Greitens scandal speaks for herself — and lawmakers are listening
County Executive Stenger makes case for re-election
With one trial out of view, Greitens turns attention to impeachment fight
Rep. Merideth on Greitens’ impact on last week of legislative session
Standing on the edge of Gov. Greitens’ felony invasion of privacy trial
Rep. Dogan on the prospect of impeachment — and work left unfinished in the General Assembly
Greitens saga pushes Missouri toward a historic legislative moment
Councilwoman Hazel Erby on her political reversal of fortune in St. Louis County
How an investigator, an attorney general and $100,000 in cash affected Greitens’ week
Ham and Benson on how spirited debate is vanishing from political discourse
Four huge events this week that diminished Greitens’ political standing
Mantovani on why he should lead Missouri's largest county
Coming to terms with the Greitens Report, a document that shook Missouri
Politically Speaking: Sen. Nasheed on why Democrats should want Greitens to go
With critical House report looming, Greitens’ legal team goes on the attack
Sen. Eigel delves into tax cut bill that passed Senate at lightning speed
How twelve St. Louis residents will decide Gov. Greitens’ legal fate
After very eventful first half, Sen. Sifton previews rest of 2018 session
As Greitens court back-and-forth continues, Republicans are feeling political pressure
Tony Monetti on why he’s the best Republican to take on McCaskill
As Greitens awaits trial, his friends and foes seek to alter public opinion
Austin Petersen on standing out in an increasingly crowded U.S. Senate field
Breaking down the legal, legislative and political developments in the Greitens saga
Sen. Schupp on Greitens' indictment: "It appears that the Senate is walking on eggshells a bit."
Congresswoman Wagner on her legislative push against sex trafficking — and her re-election bid
Sen. Hegeman on curbing tax credits and the Senate’s relationship with Greitens
Alderwoman-elect Rice reflects on her big win — and her priorities for the 8th Ward
Rep. Razer on tax cut talk and bringing “balance” to GOP-heavy legislature
Councilwoman Wasinger on her political future and strife in St. Louis County politics
Councilman Harder on the council’s turbulent relationship with Stenger
House Minority Leader McCann Beatty on Greitens “distraction” — and his tax cut push
Rep. Haefner on why Gov. Greitens should step down — and if the legislature can move forward
Rep. Quade on how uncertainty over Gov. Greitens affects the legislature’s work