As lawmakers briefly convened in the capital city this week, most wore face masks. Some were homemade; others given out by medical staff.
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The Missouri Times is meeting with political leaders and lawmakers across the state to bring you almost daily updates on how the health crisis is being handled.
Here’s a look at how Missouri — and in particular, the state government — has responded to the global coronavirus pandemic.
Before visitors could enter the Capitol Tuesday, they had to go through a squad of registered nurses who took temperatures and asked a series of questions.
Lawmakers will hastily flock back to the capital city for just a short period in order to pass the supplemental budget onto the governor.
Campaigns, in the midst of an election year, have had to morph, adapt, or even hit pause.
Here's a running look at how coronavirus concerns and precautions are impacting state and local governments and more.
Missouri’s response to the coronavirus pandemic has been “sufficient,” Majority Floor Leader Caleb Rowden said.
University of Missouri System President Mun Choi has been appointed interim chancellor for the University of Missouri-Columbia.
Two Missouri lawmakers have asked DPS to temporarily waive the restriction of businesses selling mixed drinks for off-premise consumption.