Missouri’s independent pharmacies received more than 16,000 doses of the COVID-19 vaccine since the state's distribution plan was expanded.
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"These are people who are already using needles and giving them clean needles helps slow the spread of HIV and Hep C. It is the only thing that is proven to really drop that curve.”
Gov. Parson announced a special cycle of the Neighborhood Assistance Program, making $21.8 million available to assist nonprofit organizations and other entities providing services to at-risk youth.
Through the end of January 2021, the state has received $3.68 billion through CARES Act and other programs.
"The Medicaid out-of-state payment is made to Missouri hospitals that treat Medicaid patients from other states."
"There are no words that I can say here today to describe the mix of great sadness, horror, disgust, and sympathy that I feel about these reports of cruel and almost unbelievable abuse and neglect."
Ben Brown, one of the most vociferous opponents of COVID-19 shutdown measures in Missouri, announced his run for state Senate Tuesday.
A bill in the lower chamber this session aims to bolster the state’s employment of adults with disabilities.
A year after the coronavirus pandemic sidelined education, the University of Missouri announced an effort to drastically expand its online programs during a virtual press conference Tuesday.
A bill seeking to gradually phase out Missouri’s personal property tax assessment rate was defeated in the Senate Monday evening.