ST. LOUIS — Gov. Jay Nixon filed a proposal with the Joint Committee on Administrative Rules that requires able-bodied 18 to 50-year-olds to be employed…
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JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — The anesthetic propofol, which Missouri was intending to use to execute convicted criminals, has at least twice been incorrectly shipped to…
ST. LOUIS — Jon Hagler, Department of Agriculture Director, is leaving his post as Gov. Jay Nixon appoints Harry Bozoian as the acting director. Hagler…
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — Citing the Department’s failure to respond to sunshine law requests regarding its stockpile of the propofol drug, the American Civil Liberties…
Kinder files exploratory committee, some District Republicans uncertain about prospects of a primary
Kinder files exploratory committee, some District Republicans uncertain about prospects of a primary
KIRKSVILLE, Mo. — As Lt. Gov. Peter Kinder creates an exploratory committee to analyze whether a run for the 8th Congressional District is ideal, some…
ST. LOUIS — Gov. Jay Nixon touted a new initiative to increase state business international exporting at the World Trade Center St. Louis’ “Growing Global”…
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — Citing the Oct. 1 start date to begin signing up for health insurance exchanges through the Affordable Care Act, Republican Lt.…
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — Auditor Tom Schweich released an audit of the state’s 20 district recycling programs across Missouri today, calling for a lowering of…
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — Gov. Jay Nixon announced $400,000 in money for renovations at the Jefferson City Day Care Center today as part of a…
KIRKSVILLE, Mo. — State Treasurer Clint Zweifel is asking for help from Attorney General Chris Koster and the legislature to investigate his growing concerns about…