“I don’t think Democrats are going to be responsible for killing the bill. We, Republicans, are holding all the cards here.”
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The Department of Elementary and Secondary Education's Board of Education voted to amend its rules to allow hybrid work schedules this week.
A group of state employees was recognized for contributions to the Missouri Primary Care Association over the course of the pandemic.
Gov. Mike Parson signed a bill curbing the power of local officials to issue shutdown orders and other health ordinances Tuesday.
A former legislative employee’s lawsuit alleging he was fired after requesting a mask mandate was partially dismissed earlier this month.
Starting later this summer, the Department of Social Services will take gradual steps to ease Missouri’s return to the regular SNAP/Food Stamp program operation.
"Governor, it’s time to put the cards on the table and call all players back to session to end this reckless and dangerous game with our tax dollars."
After nearly two decades working for the city, Columbia City Manager John Glascock is retiring in January.
Missouri ranked No. 32 in broadband access compared to the rest of the country, according to Tim Arbeiter, director of broadband development.
Missouri’s PSC approved a change to Evergy Missouri West and Osage Valley Electric Cooperative’s territorial agreement this week.