Missouri’s Public Service Commission (PSC) extended a COVID-19 relief program from Spire Missouri for an additional month.
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Republican state representatives from Northland Kansas City officially requested Gov. Mike Parson call a special session to address the Kansas City Police Department’s budget.
As the Midwest navigates the fallout from February’s winter storms, municipal utilities will soon have access to a new relief fund.
Attorney General Eric Schmitt is among a group of Republican attorneys general opposing the appointment of David Chipman to lead the ATF.
“America’s service members make untold sacrifices on our nation’s behalf, and it is our responsibility to ensure those who need support can get it.”
The homebound referral process begins with the Area Agencies on Aging who are experts in discerning homebound status.
With new electric buses introduced in Kansas City, Congressman Emanuel Cleaver is seeking federal funds to bolster its electric fleet.
Former House Speaker Elijah Haahr has been named the executive director of the new Noble Health Foundation with the goal of breaking down barriers to rural health care.
One of the last bills to pass this session will alter the way utilities change their water and sewer rates in Missouri if signed into law.
Gov. Mike Parson named Judge Robin Ransom as his pick to sit on the Missouri Supreme Court, the first Black woman to serve on the high court.