Attorney Amy Harms spoke in detail Wednesday night about her allegation that Senator Steve Roberts (D-St. Louis) sexually assaulted her at a St. Louis bar in 2015. Harms spoke about the assault and a subsequent settlement agreement at a press conference, six days before Roberts will face U.S. Representative

In less than two weeks, U.S. Rep. Cori Bush (D-Missouri) will face the voters for the first time as an incumbent. The progressive freshman will have to overcome some powerful forces — former Rep. Lacy Clay's revenge and Republican dark money groups — working behind the scenes to block her re-election

A list of endorsements by a Missouri abortion rights group is generating attention for the candidates who didn’t make the cut. Pro-Choice Missouri, formerly known as NARAL Pro-Choice Missouri, chose not to endorse in several cases after identifying “some key value discrepancies between” the organization and “select candidates,” said

Amy Harms is going public with sexual assault allegations against Congressional candidate and current Missouri state Sen. Steven Roberts. Until now, Amy Harms has been known only as the first woman to publicly accuse Democratic state Sen. Steven Roberts of sexual assault. This week, she spoke publicly to talk about

The Cori Bush challenger denies sexual assault accusations from two women, one of whom died last month. The other shared her settlement with The Intercept. ON MONDAY NIGHT, Missouri Democratic congressional candidate and state Sen. Steven Roberts Jr. publicly denied allegations of rape and sexual assault in two separate incidents