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A new task force made up of legislators, law enforcement officials, experts, and more has begun work to address the needs of sexual assault survivors in Missouri.
Daily vaccination rates have increased slightly in Missouri after the state unveiled new COVID-19 vaccine incentive programs last week.
From vaccinations to testing strategies, here’s a look at the state’s COVID-19 recommendations for the upcoming school year.
About 100,000 Missourians registered for a COVID-19 vaccine incentive program less than 24 hours after it was announced, according to DHSS.
Attorney General Eric Schmitt vowed to "aggressively engage" local communities to sign onto settlement to ensure maximum payout.
U.S. Senator Roy Blunt is working on a bill to allocate nearly $1.4 billion a year to local wildlife preservation efforts across the country.
Missouri is launching multiple incentive programs for Missourians who get vaccinated against COVID-19, state leaders announced Wednesday.
Donald Kauerauf, the former assistant director of the Illinois Department of Public Health, has been chosen to lead Missouri’s health department.
“We have a lot of things planned and we’re excited about all the things that they’re bringing and the chance to be a part of the state’s celebration.”