Show Me State

The Show Me State is giving new meaning to Senate race.

One Republican from the Show Me State has become fed up with some royal influence directed at the U.S. presidential election in its final weeks.

A Missouri official in St. Louis on Monday opened a hearing that will determine whether the Show Me State will become the first in the nation without an abortion clinic.

But a judge says this effort to conceal his communications didn’t violate the Show Me State's transparency laws.

The Democratic incumbent entered the race as one of the most vulnerable Senate Democrats because the Show Me State has been trending Republican and backed President Trump by nearly 19 pints in 2016.