Attorney General Eric Schmitt said masking requirements could hamper social development for young children while vaccination requirements could harm the early education workforce.
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"I was still willing to fight for the party that I once believed in until it was infiltrated by anti-police activists bent on defunding law enforcement."
Fourteen months after the first sale to a qualified patient in a Missouri medical marijuana dispensary, the total sales reached the $200 million mark.
The bills would require the Department of Labor and Industrial Relations to waive the collection of non-fraudulent overpayments issued by the state throughout the pandemic.
The allocation will fund investigation and cleanup at the Valley Park and Vienna Wells sites, which have been contaminated for decades.
"This infrastructure helps ensure our small towns have the best access possible to clean drinking water, good-paying jobs, and high-speed internet, which all help to boost rural economies and build back a better America."
"We will continue to fight these mask mandates and quarantine orders and enforce the law."
The National Weather Service reported at least six tornadoes in Missouri on Dec. 10.
Michelle Hataway was named the director of the Regional Engagement Division while Shad Burner will take over as director of federal initiatives.
"It is heart-warming to see how deeply Missouri state team members will reach into their own pockets to help those in need."