House Bill 2637 expands the state's existing "critical infrastructure facility" drone law and broadens its authority to regulate unmanned aircraft systems.

A new law in Missouri appears aimed at protecting governments and businesses from mass-filed ADA website lawsuits seeking quick settlements.

Oklahoma, Missouri, Louisiana and Tennessee are on performance improvement plans, designed to reduce the number of children entering foster care and make more homes available.

The Missouri Department of Conservation is testing a new drone and artificial intelligence system that could redefine how the state monitors waterfowl.

A June cyberattack may have exposed personal data from police and health department files in St. Joseph, Missouri.

Missouri state employee Rodney Rice claims he was demoted after raising concerns that World Wide Technology was receiving special treatment.

The Missouri Department of Social Services announced plans to adopt SteadyIQ, a service that simplifies the process of income verification, especially for gig workers.

The National Association of State Chief Information Officers honored three state officials from Oregon, Missouri and Washington.

Missouri Auditor Scott Fitzpatrick explains why his office was given new authority over local governments and how it will be used.

A new law gives Missouri's state auditor authority to investigate claims made against local governments, without the need for petitions.