In a challenge to whistleblower protection in Missouri, a Cole County circuit judge ruled against the Greene County Sheriffs office, in favor of State Auditor […]
Kehoe: seeing restored Ceres at Missouri Capitol this weekend is “once in a lifetime gift”
Missouri officials are set to unveil a renovated statue that normally sits atop the Missouri Capitol in Jefferson City, and you’re invited to see it […]
Missouri’s commercial hemp program underway, applications available Dec. 16
Missouri’s new commercially regulated hemp program is moving forward, with sample applications available here. Official applications will be available Dec. 16 and the Missouri Department […]
(Audio) Missourinet Morning News 12-5-2019
A former priest is suing the Archdiocese of St. Louis and the University of Missouri system has earned a high credit rating. Bill Wise reports.
Medicare open enrollment ends this Saturday for Missouri seniors
Missouri senior citizens who have not yet made their Medicare plan selections for 2020 are encouraged to contact CLAIM – through the State Health Insurance […]
(Audio) Missourinet Morning News 12-4-2019
The Department of Elementary and Secondary Education wants to give teachers a raise. Bill Wise reports.
Missouri Cold Weather Rule underway to help customers from getting heat shut off
Missouri’s Cold Weather Rule is in place and aims to keep customers from having their utilities shut off during the winter months. State Public Service […]
Death certificate legislation is personal for Missouri lawmaker (AUDIO)
Legislation that is aimed at authorizing the next-of-kin of a deceased person to get a death certificate in a timely fashion has been filed by […]
(Audio) Missourinet Morning News 12-3-2019
Pre-filing of bills at the Capitol and today is Giving Tuesday. Bill Wise reports.
Will gas tax proposal make it to the ballot in 2020? Missouri legislator not so sure
Since 2020 is a major election year, the chance of a proposed gas tax hike making it to the ballot might have an uphill battle. […]
