Gov. Mike Parson presented Fulton with a $3.39 million loan to mitigate the impacts of February’s cold snap on utility costs.
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Missouri’s first electric vehicle station funded through an environmental mitigation trust from Volkswagen was unveiled in Kingdom City.
A lawsuit over the state’s lack of funding to expand Medicaid coverage went to court Monday with a decision expected as early as this week.
"Broadband is as critical as electricity and water — that is something that experts say, and that’s why today’s announcement is so important.”
A new stamp from the U.S. Postal Service commemorating Missouri’s bicentennial is set to be issued this year.
Missouri’s Public Service Commission (PSC) approved new requirements for its gas and transportation reporting requirements this week.
A group of state employees was recognized for contributions to the Missouri Primary Care Association over the course of the pandemic.
Congresswoman Vicky Hartzler said the element that sets her apart from her competition for U.S. Senate was her record on Capitol Hill.
After nearly two decades working for the city, Columbia City Manager John Glascock is retiring in January.
Missouri’s PSC approved a change to Evergy Missouri West and Osage Valley Electric Cooperative’s territorial agreement this week.