"Now, the IRS wants banks to be the bad guys, reporting on those very customers for whom we have done so much in the past year and beyond."
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Hundreds of Missouri schools and libraries are receiving pandemic funds to combat the digital divide from the FCC.
Attorney General Eric Schmitt is urging communities to sign on a settlement with opioid manufacturers with millions of dollars on the line.
Gov. Mike Parson announced a series of Cabinet transitions Tuesday afternoon, naming acting directors for several departments including DSS, OA, and DOR.
Rep. Martha Stevens will not seek re-election in 2022, she announced Monday, leaving the HD 46 seat at the end of her third term next year.
Ameren Corporation will see new leadership in 2022, with Marty Lyons as president and CEO and Warner Baxter as executive chairman.
"We have an incredible opportunity as a league to help these communities be successful, and that’s what I’m looking forward to the most."
Some Republican legislators are preparing to resume the push for eminent domain reform in the statehouse next session.
Around 4,300 Missourians have been enrolled in the expanded Medicaid program as of Tuesday, according to DSS.
The PSC is allowing Ameren Missouri to lease a section of unused fiber to another company seeking to expand broadband coverage.