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Democrat Steve Roberts looks ahead to Missouri House service

802

Republican Bill Eigel seeks big policy changes in Missouri Senate

803

Democrat Peter Merideth looks to navigate a heavily Republican legislature

804

Rep. Curtis on his big political win — and a proposed tobacco tax

805

Meet Rochelle Walton Gray, the woman who shook up St. Louis County politics

806

Philadelphia-bound McNeil reflects on 8 years in the Missouri House

807

Former Treasurer Steelman reflects on Missouri's changing politics

808

Sen. Kraus expounds on his secretary of state bid

809

Eagleton seeks to follow his famous uncle into the electoral arena

810

Boyko seeks to break GOP stranglehold on 15th Senatorial District

811

Stream talks about Senate bid and lessons from county executive loss

812

Rep. Koenig on his time in the House - and his bid for the Senate

813

Rep. Gardner talks about standing out in the circuit attorney crowd

814

Patrick Hamacher wants circuit attorney to be 'smart on crime'

815

Harmon hopes to bring outsider perspective to circuit attorney office

816

Mary Pat Carl says St. Louis' circuit attorney should target illegal guns

817

Hensley on her bid to become Missouri's next attorney general

818

AG hopeful Josh Hawley on battling the 'Jefferson City cartel'

819

Sen. Parson on his quest to become Missouri's next lieutenant governor

820

Former Rep. Baker discusses her bid for state treasurer

821

Contreras on his bid to become Missouri's next state treasurer

822

Rep. Cornejo on the General Assembly's frantic final days

823

Leader Hummel on MoDOT, Trump and legislature's final days

824

Randles makes her case to become Missouri's next lieutenant governor

825

Rep. Colona on the defeat of 'religious shield' — and legislative service

826

Sen. Onder discusses fight over SJR 39 — and the Senate slowdown over ethics

827

Sen. Schaefer on state budget, Planned Parenthood and his attorney general bid

828

Alderman Villa on the suddenly scrambled St. Louis mayor's race

829

Congressman Smith on his path to D.C. and the unpredictable presidential race

830

C-Sharp expounds on hip-hop's responsibility within the political process

831

Rep. Haahr expounds on expanding Uber — and what's to come in the legislature

832

Mayor Slay talks about earnings tax, NGA — and his political future

833

Rep. Alferman says overhaul of ethics in Missouri legislature is worth a fight

834

Breaking down the super-close presidential primaries

835

Jay Ashcroft on his bid to become Missouri's secretary of state

836

Koster lays out views on Medicaid, the minimum wage and Ferguson

837

Former Congressman Carnahan on his comeback bid for lieutenant governor

838

Hanaway on Ferguson, Mizzou and her way forward in a crowded governor's race

839

Majority Leader Cierpiot on organizing the House's agenda

840

Sen. Schupp talks about paying for family leave and MU's discord

841

Sen. Pearce on the uproar at Mizzou -- and lamenting limitless campaign cash

842

Rep. Mitten on Nixon's final big speech and the House's ethics push

843

Eric Greitens on his latest mission to become Missouri's next governor

844

Sen. Schatz on floods, transportation needs and that pesky county sales tax

845

Sen. Keaveny provides glimpse of Senate Democrats' agenda

846

Alderman Spencer on entering the fray at the Board of Aldermen

847

Show Me Institute's Brenda Talent discusses her group's 'free market' agenda

848

Lt. Gov. Kinder takes on Koster, Kroenke, Nixon in rollicking rhetoric

849

Rep. Pierson on navigating the Missouri House and seeking lieutenant governor

850

A live edition with former House Speaker Tilley and Missouri Sen. Nasheed

851

Empower Missouri chief Jeanette Mott Oxford lays out 2016 objectives

852

Rep. Curtman on Syria, stadiums and next year's elections

853

Taking stock at a tumultuous time for the University of Missouri system

854

Ryan Johnson charts course for Missouri Alliance for Freedom

855

Alderman Coatar talks about the NFL stadium debate, opponents release poll

856

Former Gov. Holden talks about leading through tough times

857

Shimkus on House shakeup, wooing federal intelligence agency to Metro East

858

Rep. Gardner on need to collaborate in the House – and her political future

859

Kit Bond outlines his life in politics and policy

860

Rep. Burlison discusses the future of 'right to work' in Missouri

861

Sen. Walsh on 'right to work' and fallout from the Ferguson unrest

862

Alderman Krewson says city can't arrest our way out of crime problem and more

863

Rep. Fitzpatrick on state budgets and angst over St. Louis stadium

864

Dempsey explains his decision to leave the Missouri Senate

865

Previewing the potential twists and turns of veto session

866

Previewing the potential twists and turns of veto session

867

Ferguson Commissioners Wilson and McClure break down final report

868

Kendrick seeks to transform 'permissive culture' within the Missouri Capitol

869

Consultant Brittany Burke on Jefferson City culture and 'victim shaming'

870

Ed Martin says crowded GOP presidential field could be good for party

871

Auditor Galloway talks about sudden shift into statewide office

872

Brown on right to work, school transfers and familiar political battles

873

North County mayors speak out against municipal court overhaul

874

Englund on her unusual quest back to the Missouri General Assembly

875

Sen. Sifton on his big decision to bow out of the attorney general's contest

876

Rep. Haefner on taking the leap into the 1st District Senate race

877

Mike Jones dispenses words of wisdom on education and leadership in St. Louis

878

Schmitt breaks down recently signed municipal courts overhaul

879

Maida Coleman on the road ahead in a post-Ferguson environment

880

Speaker Richardson tackles the House's future policy challenges

881

Scott Dieckhaus on navigating the jagged path to big GOP majorities

882

Rodney Hubbard on St. Louis' combative politics — and Paul McKee's critics

883

David Barklage on Missouri's unpredictable political landscape

884

Rep. Webber on political courage, equal pay and corrosive capital culture

885

Former House Speaker Tilley on the pressures of wielding the gavel

886

Jeff Smith on how power can change people in Jefferson City

887

Breaking down a bizarre final week of the Missouri General Assembly

888

Right to work prompts no compromise, all hands filibuster

889

Schaaf and Lembke preview the General Assembly's final week

890

Councilwoman Wasinger on stadiums, police and the county executive

891

After 2012 loss, John Brunner talks about the road back to electoral politics

892

U.S. Rep. Cleaver on Ferguson, 'taxation by citation' and Hillary Clinton

893

Jason Crowell on how he left his mark through legislative service

894

McCulloch reflects on Michael Brown saga — and what needs to be done next

895

Rep. Rowden on ethics, the Rams and Columbia City Council

896

Rep. Newman talks about guns, voting rights and Tom Schweich

897

Alderwoman Baringer on voter turnout and police oversight board

898

Rep. Richardson on leading state House's historic Republican majority

899

Ponder on chief of staff role, police review board and keeping the Rams

900

Sen. Kraus on tax cuts, photo ID and secretary of state race