Funds will offset the cost of replacing or reconstructing roads, bridges, and safety equipment damaged during the storms.
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More than half of the sewershed samples collected last week contained mutations associated with the new variant, according to DHSS.
Electric and gas customers will see an increase on their bills beginning Feb. 28, 2022, increasing Ameren’s annual revenues for electric services by $220 million and gas by $5 million overall.
“It is imperative that abusers’ access to firearms be limited to protect domestic violence survivors.”
"It’s not just a lack of a house. It’s a lack of the ability to get dressed and have transportation to show up to school on a daily basis if they don’t know where they’re coming from every day."
Last year, the COVID-19 pandemic threw the address into a kerfuffle as the Governor’s Office and legislature had to scramble to relocate at the eleventh hour.
One attorney who represents two local health agencies said his clients are considering an appeal.
Attorney General Eric Schmitt said masking requirements could hamper social development for young children while vaccination requirements could harm the early education workforce.
The Administrative Hearing Commission set a June 21, 2022 hearing date to receive testimony from both sides of the issue.
The Bicentennial Bridge connects to a 30-acre parkland north of the Union Pacific Railroad, expanding Capitol tourism and providing access to the new park on a strip of land along the Missouri River known as Adrian’s Island.