Congressman Blaine Luetkemeyer joined a bipartisan effort to recognize the 13 service members killed in Afghanistan last week, including one from his district in Missouri.
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The University of Missouri System Board of Curators voted unanimously to name its new health facility after U.S. Senator Roy Blunt Thursday.
"I understand Kevin Strickland and others like him. I’ve walked in their shoes. I’ve lived where they live."
Donald Kauerauf was sworn in as the new director of the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services (DHSS) Wednesday.
Gov. Mike Parson and DPS awarded first responders and civilians public safety awards for their heroic actions in 2020.
The Missouri Supreme Court Tuesday unanimously rejected Ernest Johnson’s request that he’s ineligible for the death penalty because he is intellectually disabled.
The Safe at Home program has now served more than 7,000 people since it was implemented in August 2007.
"Advocates are used to being creative, but when we risk a potential funding cut for 24/7 life-saving services, it takes much more than creativity."
Missouri families who receive SNAP with an eligible child under age six will automatically get a one-time Summer P-EBT benefit.
Gov. Mike Parson ended the federal pandemic-related unemployment benefits in June in an effort to get Missourians back into the workforce.