The state Supreme Court has ruled today the Missouri Legislature violated the Constitution when...
Missouri Supreme Court rules Legislature unconstitutionally stripped Medicaid funding to Planned Parenthood
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Parson briefing June 30: budget approved, with $448 million held back and $11 million in vetoes (VIDEO)
Governor Mike Parson approved the new fiscal year 2021 budget bills totaling about $35.3 billion...
Missouri lawmakers to hear Tuesday testimony on two issues: Medicaid expansion and tax credits
Missouri lawmakers will hear testimony on Tuesday in Jefferson City about potential impacts on the...
Missouri company shifts to fill major need during COVID-19
A Kansas City business that specializes in making carts, shelving and other organizers has found a...
Doctor’s credentials reportedly stolen, used to help 600 Missouri patients get medical marijuana cards
The state health department has launched an investigation after an unauthorized physician...
Missouri schools get to decide whether to require masks, shift class sizes
State Education Commissioner Margie Vandeven says many Missouri K-12 public school districts and...
Pandemic has had up to a $100 million impact on Missouri Department of Transportation
Missouri lawmakers heard new details on Thursday morning in Jefferson City about the COVID-19...
MoDOT: 110 pedestrians were killed in Missouri in 2019 (AUDIO)
State transportation officials are conducting a public awareness campaign this week, about the...
Missouri nursing homes to get promised $90 million in relief, “not enough” says advocate
When Missouri state legislators passed a special budget to direct federal stimulus spending, it...
Missouri Supreme Court sending absentee voting case back to Cole County Circuit Court
The Missouri Supreme Court issued a decision on Tuesday involving absentee voting, ruling that a...
Gov. Parson briefing, Tuesday June 23: This is not a surge of COVID-19 and we will not slow testing (VIDEO)
Tuesday's briefing features Director Zora Mulligan, Missouri Department of Higher Education &...
$2 billion in unemployment claims paid in Missouri during pandemic; work search requirements to resume July 5
State officials say the Missouri Department of Labor and Industrial Relations (DOLIR) has paid...
Fort Leonard Wood breaks ground for new community hospital (AUDIO)
A groundbreaking ceremony took place Monday afternoon at southern Missouri's Fort Leonard Wood for...
Missouri partnership provides telemedicine at no cost to some Medicaid users
The Missouri Division of Developmental Disabilities has signed a deal with StationMD to offer...
Lake of the Ozarks company gets big sales boost since state reopened, crowded pool parties on the news
The largest vacation rental company at the Lake of the Ozarks was facing potential layoffs around...
UPDATE: New $25 million hospital planned for southeast Missouri’s Bootheel; old facility to be demolished
(Reporters Steve Patton and Monte Lyons at Missourinet Kennett affiliate KBOA contributed to this...
Coronavirus outbreak at southeast Missouri prison
Twenty-one people at the state prison in southeast Missouri’s Bonne Terre have tested positive for...
Three Missouri prisons to reopen to visitors next week – with some restrictions
Starting next Thursday, Algoa Correctional Center in central Missouri’s Jefferson City, South...
Secretary Esper tells re-enlisting Fort Leonard Wood soldiers they are heroes
(News director Gary Knehans at Missourinet Waynesville affiliate KJPW contributed to this story)...
Visitors and campers flock to Missouri State Parks during COVID-19
Missouri’s 91 state parks have had a spike in visitor traffic during the coronavirus era. David...
Missouri board considers helping some struggling Convention and Visitors Bureaus
The Missouri Development Finance Board is debating about whether to come up with ways to help some...
Chinn: 2020 Missouri State Fair to continue with everything but concerts
Missouri Agriculture Director Chris Chinn says the Missouri State Fair will take place as...
Low-income Missourians struggling with cooling bills during pandemic now have more options
The state Department of Social Services (DSS) has announced an additional $15 million in funding...
Kansas City area casino to lay off nearly 300 workers
Argosy Casino Hotel & Spa in the Kansas City suburb of Riverside says it plans to lay off 289...
Required job hunting to resume next month for unemployed Missourians
Beginning the week of July 5, Missourians who want to continue getting unemployment benefits will...
Missouri set to restart food stamp recertification checks on July 1
The Missouri Department of Social Services’ temporary waiver of recertification for SNAP program...
Missouri governor: 250 new jobs coming to “small town pretty close to Bolivar” (AUDIO)
Missouri's governor says 250 new agricultural-related jobs are coming to southwest Missouri....
Vote delayed on proposed loan program for Missouri cities struggling during coronavirus
The state Development Finance Board has delayed a vote on a proposed low-interest loan program for...
Missouri health department offers new guidance for nursing home visits
UPDATED WITH NEW INFORMATION FROM DHSS As part of the state's reopening plan, Missouri will be...
Parson: Missouri is prepared and ready to reopen for business on Tuesday
Missouri will fully reopen for business on Tuesday morning, and will enter phase two of its "Show...