(The Center Square) – The new leader of Missouri’s health department said he wants to take politics out of public health, improve its culture and focus on messaging to increase COVID-19 vaccinations.
(The Center Square) – Fiscal Year 2021, which ended June 30, was a record year for the Missouri Lottery with ticket sales up by nearly 20% and receipts topping $1.8 billion, netting $345 million for state education programs.
(The Center Square) – More than 63% of Missouri voters approved 2016’s Amendment 6, a ballot measure that included a voter photo ID mandate.
(The Center Square) – Majority Floor Leader Dean Plocher, R-Des Peres, was unanimously selected on Tuesday to serve as the next Speaker of the Missouri House of Representatives.
(The Center Square) – The University of Missouri Board of Curators had multiple split votes against COVID-19 vaccine mandates for students and staff and for an extension of its mask mandate during the last two weeks.
(The Center Square) – Missouri Education Commissioner Margie Vandeven mentioned two metaphors for using 2021 student test scores – as a flashlight or hammer.
(The Center Square) – Twenty-seven Republican governors or attorneys general have vowed to fight the latest executive order issued by President Joe Biden mandating that over 80 million private employees receive COVID vaccinations or undergo weekly testing, or their employer will be fined.
(The Center Square) – The St. Louis County Council terminated its auditor on Sept. 9, a year after Missouri Democratic auditor Nicole Galloway gave the county a “poor” rating.
(The Center Square) – Missouri Gov. Mike Parson said he will meet with the attorney general’s office and legislative leaders this weekend to examine all options to stop President Joe Biden’s “Path out of the Pandemic” plan.
Parents hoped they could safely send their children back to school this fall. The delta variant of COVID-19 has dashed that hope. What’s worse, families have found themselves thrust into a war over face masks.
(The Center Square) – The new leader of Missouri’s health department said he wants to take politics out of public health, improve its culture and focus on messaging to increase COVID-19 vaccinations.
(The Center Square) – Fiscal Year 2021, which ended June 30, was a record year for the Missouri Lottery with ticket sales up by nearly 20% and receipts topping $1.8 billion, netting $345 million for state education programs.
(The Center Square) – More than 63% of Missouri voters approved 2016’s Amendment 6, a ballot measure that included a voter photo ID mandate.
(The Center Square) – Majority Floor Leader Dean Plocher, R-Des Peres, was unanimously selected on Tuesday to serve as the next Speaker of the Missouri House of Representatives.
(The Center Square) – The University of Missouri Board of Curators had multiple split votes against COVID-19 vaccine mandates for students and staff and for an extension of its mask mandate during the last two weeks.
(The Center Square) – Missouri Education Commissioner Margie Vandeven mentioned two metaphors for using 2021 student test scores – as a flashlight or hammer.
(The Center Square) – Twenty-seven Republican governors or attorneys general have vowed to fight the latest executive order issued by President Joe Biden mandating that over 80 million private employees receive COVID vaccinations or undergo weekly testing, or their employer will be fined.
(The Center Square) – The St. Louis County Council terminated its auditor on Sept. 9, a year after Missouri Democratic auditor Nicole Galloway gave the county a “poor” rating.
(The Center Square) – Missouri Gov. Mike Parson said he will meet with the attorney general’s office and legislative leaders this weekend to examine all options to stop President Joe Biden’s “Path out of the Pandemic” plan.
Parents hoped they could safely send their children back to school this fall. The delta variant of COVID-19 has dashed that hope. What’s worse, families have found themselves thrust into a war over face masks.