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Born in Ste. Genevieve on April 9, 1818, as a descendant of early French pioneers who settled in that area, Lewis V.

James M. Owen, a young advertising and insurance professional in Jefferson City, left mid-Missouri early in the Great Depression for Branson to help his father open a new business.

Roper v. Simmons was a landmark case heard in the Supreme Court of Missouri and the Supreme Court of the United States that changed how juveniles are treated in the US criminal justice system.

Though not organized until several years after the party had formed at the national level, the Whig Party in Missouri enjoyed consistent, albeit minority, support from the electorate during its two decades in existenc

Emil Preetorius was a German-language journalist in St. Louis. Born in Alzey, Rheinhessen, Germany, on March 15, 1827, he received a doctorate of laws at Giessen, also studying at Heidelberg.

Pedro Joseph Piernas, the first Spanish lieutenant governor in St. Louis, occupied that post between 1770 and 1775.