More than 533,000 of Missouri’s population, which includes children age 5-11, will now be eligible for vaccination.
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Voters in the capital city approved a new sales tax meant to increase pay for public safety officials on Tuesday.
An investigation into what caused the fire is underway. No injuries were reported.
Jefferson City voters will decide the fate of a proposed sales tax touted as a way to bolster the city’s public safety departments Tuesday.
Jefferson County Clerk Ken Waller is launching a bid for the Missouri House, seeking to bring his public service experience to the Capitol.
"The federal government does not have the right under the Constitution to do any sort of mandates on the state levels to state citizens."
Several Missouri entities have applied for help bouncing back from the economic impact of COVID-19 through a new federal program.
"It can be the difference between life and death."
The coalition includes attorneys general from Alaska, Arkansas, Iowa, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, New Hampshire, North Dakota, South Dakota, and Wyoming.
Some conservative members of the Missouri Legislature don't think Gov. Mike Parson's executive order goes far enough.