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Missouri lawmakers are trying to spare colleges and universities from budget cuts despite plummeting revenues. House and Senate negotiators on Thursday…
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State labor officials say more than 50,000 Missourians filed new claims for unemployment benefits last week. While still a high number, it marked the…
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Missouri Gov. Mike Parson is urging state residents to support businesses that are slowly reopening. The governor said Tuesday that Missourians should…
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Missouri senators are trying to save colleges and universities from budget cuts after the coronavirus paralyzed the state's economy. Senators on Tuesday…
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Missouri residents and state employees will find some new restrictions before they can enter state office buildings after Gov. Mike Parson's stay-at-home…
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Business began reopening Monday in Missouri, although some cities hit hard by the coronavirus are keeping restrictions in place a little longer.In lifting…
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In 2011, a devastating EF5 tornado tore through the city of Joplin, and in the wake of that disaster, Lafayette House was there to provide services to survivors of domestic and sexual violence.
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Gov. Mike Parson says coronavirus hospitalizations across Missouri are down significantly since peaking in early April, a key parameter in allowing the…
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For hundreds of elderly and disabled residents in Missouri, personal care attendants, or PCAs, are a lifeline that stave off isolation and help them stay…
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Some businesses near St. Louis are reopening with some safety measures in place, after local officials lifted restrictions meant to slow the spread of the…