SB 582, sponsored by Sen. Lauren Arthur, would create incentives for schools in Missouri to explore competency-based learning.
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Federal overdose deaths in 2019 decreased from 2018, marking the first year since 2015 that Missouri has experienced a decrease in opioid overdose deaths.
President Trump has approved Gov. Mike Parson’s request for a federal major disaster declaration for Missouri as a result of severe storms.
Gov. Mike Parson announced that nearly $125 million from the CARES Act will go toward workforce development and higher education initiatives.
"To our representatives in Washington, act now – and act with both our largest and our smallest communities in mind."
Here’s a look at where masks are required in Missouri.
At least 25,204 Missourians have tested positive for coronavirus.
Missouri’s bridges are seeing steady improvements according to a pair of reports heard by MoDOT's Highways and Transportation Commission.
Missouri’s PSC approved an order that further expands a program assisting low-income customers with billing during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Secretary of State Jay Ashcroft stopped by Jefferson City Memorial Airport Tuesday afternoon to talk about new voting options recently signed into law.