All aboard! Amtrak is getting back on track with two round-trip trains per day in Missouri beginning in mid-July after the coronavirus pandemic partially derailed service.
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The Missouri Supreme Court sent a lawsuit against the Missouri Department of Corrections back to the Cole County Circuit Court this week.
A 2018 law adding sweeping changes to how labor organizations — exempting, however, public safety unions — conduct business was struck down by the Missouri Supreme Court Tuesday.
“I wonder if the women who started the League would have believed that 100 years later there would still be work to be done.”
Last year saw a significant reduction in vehicle stops across the state, according to the Attorney General’s Office’s Vehicle Stops Report.
Missouri’s Department of Natural Resources (DNR) began offering assistance for energy improvements through low-interest loans this week.
Free meals are being served to children at hundreds of locations across Missouri.
In recent years, two other collector's offices have received an excellent rating as a result of an audit; those were Holt County in 2018 and Johnson County in 2020.
With a renovation of the statehouse exterior finally completed, further improvements may be funded under a bill from Sen. Mike Bernskoetter.
Effective June 15, Missouri's appellate and circuit courts no longer will be required to conduct court proceedings and courthouse activities pursuant to the previously prescribed COVID procedures for jury trials.