Uncategorized
-
“Return Strong” helps unemployed Missourians
Has COVID-19 forced you to be laid-off or furloughed from your job? From now through Dec. 4, the Missouri Department…
Read More » -
Two $1 million state grants to develop interventions to educate teens
The Department of Health and Human Services, Administration of Children & Families awarded two $1 million grants to the Department of…
Read More » -
Missouri gives federal funds to local election authorities
Missouri has given about 4.5 million dollars in federal funds to local election authorities. During a visit with reporters this…
Read More » -
Supreme Court says attempt to end Planned Parenthood funding violated Constitution
The Missouri Supreme Court says lawmakers violated the state Constitution when they tried to end all government funding of Planned…
Read More » -
Joplin to discuss face mask mandate, details revealed
The Joplin City Council will hold a Special Meeting Wednesday night to discuss an ordinance relating to citizens wearing face…
Read More » -
FBI says noose was in garage for months, no crime committed
The FBI says no crime was committed and that the “noose” found in NASCAR driver Bubba Wallace’s garage had been…
Read More » -
Parsons endorses absentee voting plan
The governor has endorsed a plan allowing more absentee voting during the coronavirus outbreak. Governor Parson has signed into law…
Read More » -
Joplin Schools bond issue passes
Voters in Joplin have passed a $25 million school bond ballot question that will build a new elementary school on…
Read More » -
Budget cuts, but millions for Missouri Lottery advertising.
While House members in both parties wanted to reduce the Missouri Lottery’s advertising budget, the Senate prevailed during budget conference…
Read More » -
Prison covid numbers on the rise
The number of inmates infected with the coronavirus at Kansas’ largest prison has grown to more than 550. This amid…
Read More »