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Missouri Senate Pro Tem O’Laughlin schedules hearing about MU Health and Anthem contract dispute

Missouri Senate Pro Tem O’Laughlin schedules hearing about MU Health and Anthem contract dispute

by Mathew Pilger | Jun 16, 2025 | Health / Medicine, News

Senate President Cindy O’Laughlin hopes to get answers about why Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield and MU Health Care have been unable to reach a new agreement on in-network coverage. She’s scheduled a State Senate hearing on the issue in Jefferson City at the end of this...
Missouri House to decide fate of Governor Kehoe’s stadium bill, Speaker Pro-Tem Chad Perkins undecided, expects close vote

Missouri House to decide fate of Governor Kehoe’s stadium bill, Speaker Pro-Tem Chad Perkins undecided, expects close vote

by Mathew Pilger | Jun 10, 2025 | News, Politics / Govt

It could come down to just a few votes on whether the Missouri House of Representatives passes a bill that would provide funding for stadium projects for the Kansas City Royals and Chiefs. House of Representatives Republican Speaker Pro-Tem Chad Perkins of Bowling...
Missouri considers closing six schools serving disabled students, adding computer science certification

Missouri considers closing six schools serving disabled students, adding computer science certification

by Mathew Pilger | Jun 4, 2025 | Education, News

The Missouri Board of Education is considering recommendations that aim to better provide services to students with disabilities. The state has 34 schools for the severely disabled with about 600 students enrolled. The Missouri Schools for the Severely Disabled is a...
Missouri community leaders gather at Capitol to talk about rural impact of expected Medicaid cuts

Missouri community leaders gather at Capitol to talk about rural impact of expected Medicaid cuts

by Mathew Pilger | Jun 2, 2025 | Health / Medicine, News, Politics / Govt

Speakers representing the American Cancer Society, Missouri Rural Health Association and others gathered in Jefferson City on Monday to address how they say federal Medicaid cuts will affect the health care of Missourians. Heidi Lucas, Executive Director, of Missouri...
Celebrating Missouri wines (LISTEN)

Celebrating Missouri wines (LISTEN)

by [email protected] | Dec 21, 2023 | Business, News, Show Me Today

This month, the state’s top awards for winemaking were celebrated at the Governor’s Mansion. Ashley Byrd was there and spoke with some of the award-winners and leaders of this fast-growing industry in Missouri.
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