A staffing shortage in the face of increased demand is an obstacle for DMH, Director of Behavioral Health Nora Bock told lawmakers Wednesday.
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Treasurer Fitzpatrick said he would not comply with proposed rules for financial institutions he warned would jeopardize Missourians’ privacy.
Missouri’s net general revenue collections for the month of September rose by more than 16 percent compared to last September.
The Spire STL Pipeline team is calling on the U.S. Supreme Court to grant it more time to provide service to the St. Louis region.
The U.S. Supreme Court will not hear Missouri’s abortion law case at this time, though it may after a federal appeals court issues its ruling.
Incumbent Congresswoman Ann Wagner will face off against a handful of Democratic challengers vying for her CD 2 seat next year.
Sen. Bill Eigel is among the Republican lawmakers speaking out against proposed federal vaccine requirements.
Attorney General Eric Schmitt is opposing the EPA's use of “interim values” to regulate light-duty vehicle emission standards.
St. Louis seniors can now schedule rides in electric vehicles (EVs) through a new service launched by the city this week.
Gov. Mike Parson celebrated the completion of the I-49 Missouri-Arkansas Connector, touting the collaboration with the neighboring state.