(The Center Square) – Two months after Mark McCloskey and his wife, Patricia, pleaded guilty to misdemeanor assault and harassment charges, Missouri Republican Gov. Mike Parson partially fulfilled a campaign promise on Tuesday by pardoning the couple.
(The Center Square) – With the federal Centers for Disease Control & Prevention’s nationwide eviction moratorium ending Sunday, Missouri began the week with $560 million in Congressionally-approved pandemic housing assistance in state coffers and about 200,000 Missourians facing eviction.
(The Center Square) – A St. Louis County judge on Tuesday issued a temporary restraining order, requested by the Missouri attorney general, stopping an indoor mask mandate issued last week by the St. Louis County public health department and promoted by the county executive.
(The Center Square) – When the pandemic closed schools and students transitioned to online learning, it highlighted the expanse of the digital divide experienced by Black families in the United States, according University of Missouri researchers.
(The Center Square) – St. Louis is spending millions of taxpayer dollars on locks at its 20-year-old justice center as inmates staged a sixth uprising in eight months.
(The Center Square) – A powerful Missouri state senator wants the state’s education commissioner axed over what she believes is a dismissive response to concerns about critical race theory, but Gov. Mike Parson is having none of it.
(The Center Square) – The leader of the St. Louis County Police Department announced her retirement Saturday after reaching a $290,000 settlement over a U.S. Equal Opportunity Commission complaint alleging discrimination by the Board of Police Commissioners.
(The Center Square) – The Missouri Public Service Commission (PSC) agreed Thursday to hear a petition filed by Spire STL Pipeline to allow it to continue transporting natural gas as a court order requires a federal commission to reassess its approval of the 65-mile pipeline.
(The Center Square) – Gov. Mike Parson is seeking a funding solution for Medicaid expansion after the state Supreme Court unanimously ruled it constitutional last week.
(The Center Square) – As part of an agreement to resign as athletic director, Jim Sterk will receive about $1,456,000 from the University of Missouri over the next two years.
(The Center Square) – Two months after Mark McCloskey and his wife, Patricia, pleaded guilty to misdemeanor assault and harassment charges, Missouri Republican Gov. Mike Parson partially fulfilled a campaign promise on Tuesday by pardoning the couple.
(The Center Square) – With the federal Centers for Disease Control & Prevention’s nationwide eviction moratorium ending Sunday, Missouri began the week with $560 million in Congressionally-approved pandemic housing assistance in state coffers and about 200,000 Missourians facing eviction.
(The Center Square) – A St. Louis County judge on Tuesday issued a temporary restraining order, requested by the Missouri attorney general, stopping an indoor mask mandate issued last week by the St. Louis County public health department and promoted by the county executive.
(The Center Square) – When the pandemic closed schools and students transitioned to online learning, it highlighted the expanse of the digital divide experienced by Black families in the United States, according University of Missouri researchers.
(The Center Square) – St. Louis is spending millions of taxpayer dollars on locks at its 20-year-old justice center as inmates staged a sixth uprising in eight months.
(The Center Square) – A powerful Missouri state senator wants the state’s education commissioner axed over what she believes is a dismissive response to concerns about critical race theory, but Gov. Mike Parson is having none of it.
(The Center Square) – The leader of the St. Louis County Police Department announced her retirement Saturday after reaching a $290,000 settlement over a U.S. Equal Opportunity Commission complaint alleging discrimination by the Board of Police Commissioners.
(The Center Square) – The Missouri Public Service Commission (PSC) agreed Thursday to hear a petition filed by Spire STL Pipeline to allow it to continue transporting natural gas as a court order requires a federal commission to reassess its approval of the 65-mile pipeline.
(The Center Square) – Gov. Mike Parson is seeking a funding solution for Medicaid expansion after the state Supreme Court unanimously ruled it constitutional last week.
(The Center Square) – As part of an agreement to resign as athletic director, Jim Sterk will receive about $1,456,000 from the University of Missouri over the next two years.