Starting later this summer, the Department of Social Services will take gradual steps to ease Missouri’s return to the regular SNAP/Food Stamp program operation.
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Harrison County received a rating of "fair" from the most recent state audit, issued in November 2015.
An audit released today gives several recommendations to the Greene County Sheriff to improve the office's accounting controls and procedures.
Gov. Mike Parson announced 15 appointments to various boards and commissions, including Bryan Atkins and Jamilah Nasheed to the Board of Probation and Parole.
They join Kansas City as local governments supporting opportunity and inclusion for Missourians with disabilities and their families.
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.
The Missouri Department of Agriculture announced federal approval of the state’s amendment to the Industrial Hemp Plan.
The homebound referral process begins with the Area Agencies on Aging who are experts in discerning homebound status.
Through September 30, Missouri P-SNAP benefits include a 15 percent increase.