Gov. Mike Parson and first lady Teresa Parson have received the first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine, the governor told reporters Thursday.
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Because of the price tag on the bill already, Rep. Lane Roberts said it’s not intended — at least at this point — to be retroactive.
"It is our job in the Missouri General Assembly to act to save our state budget and the many other vital programs our government provides."
The projects are located in Columbia, Kansas City, and Springfield.
A bill proponents say would protect first responders from dangerous information leaks was perfected by the House Wednesday.
A bill seeking to permanently allow Missouri businesses to sell mixed drinks to go saw bipartisan approval on the House floor Wednesday.
A bipartisan push to forgive unemployment overpayments during the COVID-19 pandemic is moving forward in the lower chamber.
Missouri’s Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program will be offering enhanced benefits to eligible Missourians through the winter months.
“We are extremely appreciative of all the hard work, sacrifices, and rapid adjustments that are being made by our state and local partners to quickly get the vaccine into arms across our state.”
As winter storms grip the Midwest — and Texas faces millions of power outages — Missouri is trying to stay on top of the demand for energy.