Through Oct. 31, Missouri has received $3.01 billion and spent $1.51 billion of this CARES Act assistance.
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Missouri “showed the rest of the country how to” handle elections in the middle of a pandemic, Secretary of State Jay Ashcroft said.
Esteban M. Reynoso, a MSHP trooper, has been named Missouri State Employee of the Month for his investigative initiative, which led to the rescue of a child abuse victim and criminal charges.
For the month of December, Missourians will once more receive the maximum SNAP or Food Stamp benefit amount for their households' size.
"The lessons of four decades of resilience in the fight against AIDS are vital to deploy amidst the devastating COVID-19 pandemic and the unforeseen public health threats of the future."
The CDC is conducting a COVID-19 study in Missouri schools starting Monday, according to the Department of Health and Senior Services (DHSS).
"Prioritizing vaccinations for transit operators will enhance the current disease mitigation strategy while helping to minimize service disruption, so we can move Missourians and keep the economy on track."
Butler County Presiding Commissioner Vince Lampe discussed local control, mask mandates, and more from county seat Poplar Bluff.
Kansas City Mayor Quinton Lucas introduced a proposal to identify waivers for businesses that comply with the city’s COVID-19 regulations.
As research and development of COVID-19 vaccines continue, Gov. Mike Parson announced a new vaccine website for Missouri residents.