(The Center Square) – Parents and taxpayers can now review Missouri school and district data to evaluate a wide range of performance indicators, including whether students are improving year over year.
(The Center Square) – The White House in a March assessment determined Missouri needs to invest nearly $9 billion in water infrastructure over the next 20 years to sustain current standards and accommodate growth.
(The Center Square) – The order is up, so let the long-awaited Missouri green gold rush begin.
(The Center Square) – Missouri Gov. Mike Parson on Thursday estimated an investigation into the St. Louis Post-Dispatch's detection and reporting of a security vulnerability on the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education's (DESE) website will cost taxpayers $50 million.
(The Center Square) – The former city clerk of Center, Mo., was sentenced to 18 months in federal prison Wednesday and ordered to repay the city $314,889.59 after pleading guilty to fraud and obtaining about $315,000.
(The Center Square) – Missouri’s Office of Administration is providing guidance and strategies for hundreds of counties and local governments throughout the state during the application process for $2.6 billion in federal COVID-19 funds.
(The Center Square) – In addition to connecting two counties separated by a river, Republican Gov. Mike Parson said a new $240 million I-70 bridge in mid-Missouri will join both halves of the nation.
(The Center Square) – Missouri Republican Gov. Mike Parson announced several changes to his cabinet on Tuesday, including the immediate resignation of longtime Republican Sarah Steelman as the commissioner of the office of administration.
(The Center Square) – Missouri lawmakers have tried the last five sessions to restore the state’s film production tax credit program, which expired in 2013.
(The Center Square) – A bill spearheaded by Missouri Republican U.S. Sen. Roy Blunt and supported by three state Congressional reps would deliver about $20 million a year in boosted funding for “conservation opportunity areas” across the Show Me State, where the outdoor industry supports abo…
(The Center Square) – Parents and taxpayers can now review Missouri school and district data to evaluate a wide range of performance indicators, including whether students are improving year over year.
(The Center Square) – The White House in a March assessment determined Missouri needs to invest nearly $9 billion in water infrastructure over the next 20 years to sustain current standards and accommodate growth.
(The Center Square) – The order is up, so let the long-awaited Missouri green gold rush begin.
(The Center Square) – Missouri Gov. Mike Parson on Thursday estimated an investigation into the St. Louis Post-Dispatch's detection and reporting of a security vulnerability on the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education's (DESE) website will cost taxpayers $50 million.
(The Center Square) – The former city clerk of Center, Mo., was sentenced to 18 months in federal prison Wednesday and ordered to repay the city $314,889.59 after pleading guilty to fraud and obtaining about $315,000.
(The Center Square) – Missouri’s Office of Administration is providing guidance and strategies for hundreds of counties and local governments throughout the state during the application process for $2.6 billion in federal COVID-19 funds.
(The Center Square) – In addition to connecting two counties separated by a river, Republican Gov. Mike Parson said a new $240 million I-70 bridge in mid-Missouri will join both halves of the nation.
(The Center Square) – Missouri Republican Gov. Mike Parson announced several changes to his cabinet on Tuesday, including the immediate resignation of longtime Republican Sarah Steelman as the commissioner of the office of administration.
(The Center Square) – Missouri lawmakers have tried the last five sessions to restore the state’s film production tax credit program, which expired in 2013.
(The Center Square) – A bill spearheaded by Missouri Republican U.S. Sen. Roy Blunt and supported by three state Congressional reps would deliver about $20 million a year in boosted funding for “conservation opportunity areas” across the Show Me State, where the outdoor industry supports abo…