(The Center Square) — More than 40 St. Louis-area restaurants and the Missouri Restaurant Association (MRA) are legally challenging St. Louis County’s right to impose the COVID-19 emergency pandemic restrictions that went into effect Tuesday.
(The Center Square) — Three Republican governors this week issued statewide mask mandates in response to surging COVID-19 cases, but Missouri Gov. Mike Parson has no plans to do so even while acknowledging hospital capacity is “becoming a problem” and extending his state of emergency for the…
(The Center Square) – A small savings, resulting from a drop in Missouri’s taxable wage base, will help employers who are trying to recover from COVID-19 closures; but is not meant as an economic stimulus measure, stated head of Associated Industries of Missouri (AIM).
(The Center Square) – According to a St. Louis University study, in the months after summer mask mandates were imposed in some St. Louis County municipalities, the daily growth rate in reported COVID-19 cases was 40 percent below those reported by nearby areas that did not adopt similar prot…
(The Center Square) — A ruling declaring a public sector collective bargaining law adopted by Missouri lawmakers in 2018 unconstitutional is not supported by evidence, state attorneys argued Monday before the Missouri Supreme Court.
(The Center Square) — The Missouri Senate will not convene Tuesday in a special session to discuss, among other things, a COVID-19 liability bill because of increasing COVID-19 cases among lawmakers and legislative staffers.
(The Center Square) – More than 700 Missourians have been hospitalized with COVID-19 since Nov. 1 and, as of Friday morning, only 41 percent of the state’s hospital beds were unoccupied.
(The Center Square) — Missouri’s relaxed COVID-19 public school protocols have been flatly rejected by the state’s largest school districts.
(The Center Square) — Missouri lawmakers are going to pass a COVID-19 liability protections bill for businesses before year’s end in a lame duck session.
(The Center Square) — The Missouri House Tuesday green-lighted a tentative plan to allocate $1.27 billion in federal COVID-19 assistance that earmarks $764 million for pandemic mitigation, job training grants and school nutrition services.
(The Center Square) — More than 40 St. Louis-area restaurants and the Missouri Restaurant Association (MRA) are legally challenging St. Louis County’s right to impose the COVID-19 emergency pandemic restrictions that went into effect Tuesday.
(The Center Square) — Three Republican governors this week issued statewide mask mandates in response to surging COVID-19 cases, but Missouri Gov. Mike Parson has no plans to do so even while acknowledging hospital capacity is “becoming a problem” and extending his state of emergency for the…
(The Center Square) – A small savings, resulting from a drop in Missouri’s taxable wage base, will help employers who are trying to recover from COVID-19 closures; but is not meant as an economic stimulus measure, stated head of Associated Industries of Missouri (AIM).
(The Center Square) – According to a St. Louis University study, in the months after summer mask mandates were imposed in some St. Louis County municipalities, the daily growth rate in reported COVID-19 cases was 40 percent below those reported by nearby areas that did not adopt similar prot…
(The Center Square) — A ruling declaring a public sector collective bargaining law adopted by Missouri lawmakers in 2018 unconstitutional is not supported by evidence, state attorneys argued Monday before the Missouri Supreme Court.
(The Center Square) — The Missouri Senate will not convene Tuesday in a special session to discuss, among other things, a COVID-19 liability bill because of increasing COVID-19 cases among lawmakers and legislative staffers.
(The Center Square) – More than 700 Missourians have been hospitalized with COVID-19 since Nov. 1 and, as of Friday morning, only 41 percent of the state’s hospital beds were unoccupied.
(The Center Square) — Missouri’s relaxed COVID-19 public school protocols have been flatly rejected by the state’s largest school districts.
(The Center Square) — Missouri lawmakers are going to pass a COVID-19 liability protections bill for businesses before year’s end in a lame duck session.
(The Center Square) — The Missouri House Tuesday green-lighted a tentative plan to allocate $1.27 billion in federal COVID-19 assistance that earmarks $764 million for pandemic mitigation, job training grants and school nutrition services.