More than 100 people descended on the Capitol ahead of the confirmation hearing, holding a rally in the rotunda to decry COVID-19 vaccines, mask mandates, and Donald Kauerauf as Missouri's health director.
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Kim Cella’s commitment to transit is evident through the work she’s been able to do with Citizens for Modern Transit.
Lyndall Fraker, who oversees Missouri's medical marijuana program, said nearly 7,000 people work in the field in the state.
Matt Wright is a soybean grower from Emden who has been a board member for more than 10 years.
Teaming up with former Kansas City-based start-up, StartTalking, the foundation is launching a tele-counseling program at the Van-Far school district in Audrain County.
The initiative will assist family members of fallen officers, contribute to scholarship funds for police officers’ children, and directly support law enforcement officials.
"Efforts to dilute the impact of rural representation run counter to our state’s best interests," Farm Bureau President Garrett Hawkins said.
The legislative session in the upper chamber is off to a roaring start — particularly when it comes to proposed rule changes.
While the congressional redistricting lines have yet to be drawn, the fissures among Republican senators became even wider Monday.
There are eight GOP incumbent House members whose seats are drawn together under the new map.