The data indicate that Gov. Parson’s tactics are working. The state is currently in the bottom half of states in terms of overall cases.
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Correctly assessing costs and stopping businesses from passing them on to others is an essential role of sound government.
During serious economic downturns, environmental stewardship falters for a host of reasons. It happened in 2008, and it’s about to happen again.
Individuals in these groups who have been negatively impacted by the coronavirus, and have not already filed a claim, are encouraged to file online at uinteract.labor.mo.gov.
Nurses are absolutely right to protest the conditions that are too often directly lending toward further exposure for these frontline workers.
I have maintained the position, despite criticism, that our health survivability is inextricably linked to our economic sustainability.
Gov. Mike Parson announced 16 broadband development projects will receive a total of $3.05 million through the state of Missouri’s broadband grant program.
Based on my experience of being a poll worker during a pandemic, I am convinced that having more voting options is critical.
Sen. Tony Luetkemeyer is calling on Missouri's Labor Department to increase staffing as more people file for unemployment during the coronavirus pandemic.
Opinion: Nurses are putting our lives on the line. Support us, don’t attack our ability to speak out
Opinion: Nurses are putting our lives on the line. Support us, don’t attack our ability to speak out
Through it all, especially when facing an employer who refuses to put our safety and our patients' safety above their bottom line, we need a collective voice to advocate for our patients and ourselves.