Derges owns four medical clinics in Southwest Missouri. Lift Up Springfield, her lone non-profit clinic, received nearly $300,000 in CARES Act reimbursement for COVID-19 testing. However, Lift Up did not provide any COVID-19 tests and was closed for the first three months of the pandemic.
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A new survey of likely Republican primary voters conducted by Remington Research Group showed Attorney General Eric Schmitt leading the U.S. Senate primary.
The political action committee for MOFB endorsed Congresswoman Vicky Hartzler in her bid for U.S. Senate Monday. Hartzler is running to replace U.S. Sen. Roy Blunt, who is retiring.
Two veteran Congressmen have endorsed Taylor Burks as he runs for the U.S. House of Representatives in Missouri's fourth congressional district (CD 4). Burks, himself a veteran, receives the endorsements in the midst of a crowded Republican primary in CD 4.
"Let me say unequivocally — no candidate in either party can win this state without making inroads in rural Missouri."
Today, Governor Mike Parson signed Senate Bill 678 into law, increasing the Kansas City Police Department's budget to 25 percent per fiscal year.
The Missouri PSC has approved an agreement reached by parties in a natural gas rate case filed by The Empire District Gas Company d/b/a Liberty (Liberty).
Captain Corey J. Schoeneberg, commanding officer of Troop F, is pleased to announce the assignment of two new troopers to Troop F.
Over time, legislation has been passed and restrictions implemented which have shut down facilities and made abortion rare, if not illegal, in our state.
"I don't believe that we even get in the conversation without this bill being passed," Rizzo said on a phone call.