Nearly 50 state-licensed long-term care facilities in Missouri are grappling with at least one positive case of coronavirus, according to DHSS.
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The COVID-19 pandemic continues to bring big changes to Missouri — including when it comes to upcoming elections.
The Missouri General Assembly greenlit a massive $6 billion supplemental budget package as the coronavirus pandemic persists.
First responders who contract coronavirus or are quarantined will be covered under Missouri's workers’ compensation.
As schools and universities move to online education due to COVID-19, education majors are navigating a change in student teaching requirements, among other certification adjustments.
Lawmakers will hastily flock back to the capital city for just a short period in order to pass the supplemental budget onto the governor.
After weeks of criticism, Gov. Mike Parson announced Missouri would be under a statewide stay at home order to deal with coronavirus.
Sen. Bob Onder said he decided to forgo the lieutenant governor race as the state grapples with the coronavirus pandemic.
Unemployment claims have skyrocketed in Missouri in the past couple of weeks as businesses continue to furlough and lay-off employees in the wake of COVID-19.
Missouri will experience a more than $500 million economic shortfall through the end of the fiscal year due to the coronavirus pandemic, Gov. Mike Parson predicted.