Ongoing GOP push against vaccinations comes as hospitalizations related to COVID-19 are rising in the St. Louis region.
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (AP) — A federal judge on Monday blocked President Joe Biden’s administration from enforcing a coronavirus vaccine mandate on thousands of health care workers in 10 states that had brought the first legal challenge against the requirement.
Gov. Kevin Stitt commuted Jones' sentence to life without the possibility of parole.
JEFFERSON CITY — Two weeks after the St. Louis Post-Dispatch identified an online security flaw on a state website, the state has hired a company to perform data breach and credit monitoring services.
The Social Security numbers of school teachers, administrators and counselors across Missouri were vulnerable to public exposure due to flaws on a website maintained by the state’s Department of Elementary and Secondary Education.
JEFFERSON CITY — A company that has provided medical care to inmates in Missouri prisons for nearly three decades filed suit Sunday seeking to stop the state from awarding the contract to a new vendor.
Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo could be ousted “in a matter of weeks, not months” if a committee charged with investigating the Democratic governor recommends the legal articles of impeachment to the full Assembly, Assembly Speaker Carl Heastie said Monday.
What has become increasingly unclear this week is whether Gov. Andrew Cuomo will play any role in what the team eventually gets in a stadium negotiation.
The state Assembly committee in charge of the impeachment investigation of Gov. Andrew Cuomo is wrapping up work that is expected to lead to an impeachment vote by the full Assembly in early September.
Abandoned by even his closest political allies, Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo on Wednesday found himself facing more and more serious legal problems as his once-mighty grip on the state continued to slip.
Gov. Mike Parson has pardoned a couple who pointed guns at protesters passing their Central West End home last summer, the governor's office announced Tuesday afternoon.
Missouri is poised to begin installing electric vehicle charging stations at some of its state parks.
Three state legislators were featured speakers at the Farmington Regional Chamber of Commerce Business and Community Luncheon at the Centene Center at noon Thursday.
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After state lawmakers failed to sign off on a plan to allow 46,000 Missourians to keep mistakenly paid jobless benefits, Gov. Mike Parson’s administration is again considering whether to restart the collection process.
JEFFERSON CITY — The Republican-controlled Legislature set aside no money for a voter-approved expansion of Missouri’s Medicaid program, but hospitals, public universities and the state’s public defender system will receive added funding under the state’s new budget.
Missouri Republicans reacted swiftly to President Joe Biden’s action Thursday to address gun violence in the United States.
Charles Lavine is not a household name, but it will be in the coming weeks. He is the head of an Assembly committee charged with running an investigation to determine if Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo should be impeached.
The firm of Davis Polk & Wardwell, whose lawyers include a number of former senior federal prosecutors, will have broad authority to investigate all of the scandals engulfing Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo.
The Siena College poll found that only one-third of respondents believe the governor should run again.
Will the governor look to placate lawmakers or be tough-guy Cuomo, personally angered by the abandonment and sharp rebukes of so many?
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Amid a tsunami of new calls for the the governor's resignation, government insiders are speculating that transition "discussions" are already underway.
"I'm not going to resign. I was not elected by the politicians; I was elected by the people," the governor said Friday.
The Assembly’s chief sponsor of a multiyear effort to legalize marijuana in New York says a deal with the Senate and the governor could be made soon.