Missourians who received erroneous federal COVID-19 unemployment overpayments might be able to soon seek a waiver.
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Gov. Mike Parson signed four bills Tuesday, including reforms to the way utilities change water and sewer rates.
Net general revenue collections for June 2021 increased more than 40 percent compared to those for June 2020, according to the latest report.
More than 100 demonstrators gathered in downtown Jefferson City in support of Medicaid expansion, which was set to go into effect Thursday.
The report also reflects the disparities that exist in our state and among our most vulnerable populations, including our Black and publicly insured communities.
Gov. Parson signed off on Missouri’s budget for the new fiscal year, authorizing more than $35 billion in funds while issuing several vetoes.
Senate GOP leadership said it would work with the House and the Governor’s Office “in the weeks and months to come to take definitive action” on barring public funding for abortion providers.
FRA renewal clears legislature while Senate promises to work on ‘defund’ Planned Parenthood proposal
FRA renewal clears legislature while Senate promises to work on ‘defund’ Planned Parenthood proposal
Legislation renewing the FRA tax for three years cleared a major legislative hurdle Wednesday afternoon after it was TAFP’d by the House.
The House Budget Committee nearly unanimously passed the Senate’s FRA renewal package Tuesday afternoon.
More than 100 employees in the Truman Building were tested for COVID-19 this week after 15 people received positive results.