DESE updated its COVID-19 guidance this week, introducing a new “test to stay” option for those exposed to a positive case.
Posts published in “Executive Branch”
New Medicaid regulations for abortion providers in Missouri some said could jeopardize funding for Planned Parenthood took effect Wednesday.
Hundreds of Missouri schools and libraries are receiving pandemic funds to combat the digital divide from the FCC.
Missouri’s executive branch is made up of more than 20 officials — some who have been appointed and others elected.
Attorney General Eric Schmitt is urging communities to sign on a settlement with opioid manufacturers with millions of dollars on the line.
The groundbreaking ceremony — with a cacophony of I-70 traffic in the background — was a celebration of local, state, and federal partnerships.
Gov. Mike Parson announced a series of Cabinet transitions Tuesday afternoon, naming acting directors for several departments including DSS, OA, and DOR.
"Thank you, Missouri, for your unprecedented support in the first few months since launching this campaign."
Some Republican legislators are preparing to resume the push for eminent domain reform in the statehouse next session.
Gov. Mike Parson and Missouri State Fair Director Mark Wolfe said 330,125 visitors attended the annual agricultural celebration this year.