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Illinois Lawmakers Seek Disaster Declaration in 16 Counties
Illinois' congressional delegation has asked President Obama to add 16 Illinois counties to the list of those eligible to receive disaster aid after last month's flooding.
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We want the world to know, but especially the patrons of the Eureka Fire Protection District, that the leadership of our fire district took a bold step today to do their part to help stimulate the growth of business in our community.
Missouri PEs Help After Tornado
SAVE coalition Team members walk through a heavily damaged area of Joplin, Missouri.
Mo. motorcycle riders had good legislative year
Missouri motorcycle riders had several favorable bills sent to Gov. Jay Nixon during this year's legislative session, but a big priority could not cross the finish line.
Gov. Nixon orders flags to half-staff on Saturday to honor fallen Missouri soldier
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. Gov. Jay Nixon has ordered that the U.S. and Missouri flags at state buildings in all 114 counties and the City of St.
MO unemployment bill prompted by federal rules
JEFFERSON CITY, MO - Legislation awaiting action by Gov. Jay Nixon seeks to comply with federal mandates for Missouri's unemployment benefits system.
Missouri is failing to protect at-risk children
Records reluctantly released by the state’s Department of Social Services reveal appalling miscalculations by child protection workers in Clay County that contributed to the death of a 4-year-old boy, Lucas Barnes Webb.
Reform Update: Proponents of Medicaid expansion weigh next moves
As many state legislative sessions have finished or are nearing completion, advocates of expanding Medicaid eligibility are looking at their next steps.
Mo. counties to receive aid after April storms
Gov. Jay Nixon says federal help is being offered to residents and businesses in several eastern Missouri counties affected by severe weather in April.
Governor should veto bill aimed at state income tax cuts
Now that the Missouri legislature mercifully has adjourned for the year, Gov. Jay Nixon should waste no time in vetoing House Bill 253, the final iteration of the unfair, unwise and unproductive session-long effort to cut state income tax rates.
State declares risk low for preschooler, 5 days later he was dead
Born Jan. 3, 2008, Lucas knew much pain and suffering in his four short years. Missouri social workers either dismissed or overlooked signs that he was abused, including comments made by the little boy himself.
Medicaid to remain on Gov. Nixon's agenda
The Democratic governor campaigned throughout this year's legislative session to increase Medicaid eligibility for lower-income adults as called for under the federal health care law.
CAPITAL PUNISHMENT? Both Missouri and Kansas legislatures are in the waning days of their current session.
Mo. bill would analyze eating disorder coverage
A proposal to study the effects of mandatory health insurance coverage for eating disorders is awaiting the signature of Missouri Gov.
St. Louis Ranks 7th in Dog Attacks on Postal Workers
St. Louis Ranks 7th in Dog Attacks on Postal Workers ST. LOUIS, MO, , May 16, 2013 - As a prelude to National Dog Bite Prevention Week, the Postal Service has released its dog attack city rankings - St.
Gov. Jay Nixon Sees 'Major Win' for Missouri at Chesterfield Groundbreaking
Missouri Gov. Jay Nixon stopped by Chesterfield Monday to participate in the groundbreaking ceremony for the new, $150 million global headquarters for Reinsurance Group of America.
Freeman resigns as Missouri's director of social services
Missouri's director of the Department of Social Services, Alan Freeman, has resigned to resume his previous role as president and chief executive of Grace Hill Health Centers Inc.
Planned Parenthood To Missouri Pols: End The "Campaign Against Women's Health"
The Missouri legislative session ended last week and one of the many successes the state GOP is celebrating is the passage of a bill to add restrictions to the "abortion pill." It's one of several Republican initiatives that Planned Parenthood is now slamming in the aftermath of the session.
Missouri's Approved Gun Bills: Makes Concealed-Carry Permits Easier to Get
The legislative session in Missouri is finally over. And after months of heated debates on guns, lawmakers have sent controversial bills to the governor that would dramatically change the concealed-carry permit application process -- and increase protections for gun owners.