More than 100 employees in the Truman Building were tested for COVID-19 this week after 15 people received positive results.
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Gov. Mike Parson presented Fulton with a $3.39 million loan to mitigate the impacts of February’s cold snap on utility costs.
The Missouri Supreme Court will hear arguments on Medicaid expansion on July 13, according to attorney Chuck Hatfield.
The U.S. Department of Commerce awarded Branson a $3 million grant for a flood wall to protect the Compton Drive Wastewater Treatment Plant.
Missouri’s first electric vehicle station funded through an environmental mitigation trust from Volkswagen was unveiled in Kingdom City.
The PSC met this week to approve more than $20 million in estimated expenses for the regulation of utilities for the 2022 fiscal year.
Cole County Circuit Judge Jon Beetem said Missouri is not obligated to expand Medicaid coverage on July 1.
United WE launched a new economic development task force this week to focus on women’s participation and advancement in the workforce.
Gov. Mike Parson outlined the effects of a failure to renew the FRA Monday, pointing to the group of legislators who stalled the process.
A lawsuit over the state’s lack of funding to expand Medicaid coverage went to court Monday with a decision expected as early as this week.