Hannah Falcon

No-excuse early voting started Tuesday in Missouri, but for Missourians with disabilities, voting presents extra challenges.

With over 100,000 farms in the state, the senator chosen to represent Missouri will speak for farmers in Washington, D.C. (Hannah Falcon/KFVS) By Hannah Falcon (KFVS) Published: Oct. 24, 2024 at 10:53 PM CEST

As Washington, D.C. continues to debate several impactful pieces of agricultural legislation, farmers are turning their attention to politicians ahead of the election.

Hannah Gryder has struggled with breathing problems her whole life. She couldn’t run or even laugh without coughing up mucus.

COLUMBIA, Mo. (First Alert 4) -- There is only one week left for Missourians to vote on whether or not to increase the minimum wage and require paid sick leave.

The Missouri Department of Corrections has made several changes after Othel Moore’s death, but his family continues their legal battle, filing a new lawsuit just last week. (Missouri Capitol Bureau) By Hannah Falcon (KFVS) Published: Oct. 29, 2024 at 10:06 PM CET

ST. LOUIS (First Alert 4) -- In less than one week, Missourians will decide whether or not to overturn the state's abortion ban, and for some, religion may play a factor in the way they vote.

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (KY3) — Registered sex offenders used to be required to put up a sign saying “No candy or treats at this residence” to warn away trick-or-treaters. However, a Missouri man recently won a court case challenging that law, so these signs will not be required this year.

Registered sex offenders used to be required to put up a sign saying “No candy or treats at this residence” to warn away trick-or-treaters.

In these final days before the election, candidates are making their final appeals to voters.