"We cannot allow this pandemic to crush education growth in our state even more than it has."
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Missouri’s PSC denied a rehearing over the Consumer Council of Missouri’s request for a statewide moratorium on utility shut-offs Wednesday.
"In already tough economic times, where general revenue is down, Medicaid expansion will only steal away more resources from an already tight budget."
The Missouri House voted to approve new rules for the 101st General Assembly after nearly a dozen amendments died on the floor Tuesday.
An increase in security was requested in the Capitol following recent events, including the FBI warning of upcoming “armed protests'' at statehouses around the country ahead of President-elect Joe Biden’s inauguration.
After being sworn in for a full term, Gov. Mike Parson pledged to prioritize two of his most talked-about areas of legislation.
"Even in the darkest times, Missouri shines on."
Sen. Bob Onder, a physician from St. Charles County, has received the first dose of the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine.
"As terrible as this pandemic has been, it may very well shake up the status quo and provide better choices for education in our students’ futures."
Members of the Consent and House Procedures Committee approved a set of rule changes during a rare Friday hearing.