Around 4,300 Missourians have been enrolled in the expanded Medicaid program as of Tuesday, according to DSS.
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A staffing shortage in the face of increased demand is an obstacle for DMH, Director of Behavioral Health Nora Bock told lawmakers Wednesday.
Treasurer Fitzpatrick said he would not comply with proposed rules for financial institutions he warned would jeopardize Missourians’ privacy.
Federal regulators said the state failed to provide appropriate medical or mental health treatment to children when they were located.
The U.S. Supreme Court will not hear Missouri’s abortion law case at this time, though it may after a federal appeals court issues its ruling.
One child identified by regulators had been sexually exploited in at least four states while missing, but there was no evidence that the child was reported as missing, the report said.
Missourians seeking to keep money from the state's gas tax increase in their pockets can apply for a rebate program.
Former Sen. Jay Wasson launched his congressional bid in the 7th district Thursday, saying he plans to “fix what is broken” in Washington, D.C.
Auditor Nicole Galloway said the board had misinterpreted state statute in a way that could hinder how her office publishes reports or works with law enforcement.
Jim Mathewson, the longest-serving Senate president pro tem, passed away at his home in Sedalia on Monday.