Marijuana grown by a handful of commercial cultivators is now able to undergo state-required testing for safety and potency so it can be sold.
The governor visited a southwest Missouri veterans home the day before it confirmed its first case of COVID-19.
The money is part of nearly $165 million in HUD grants handed out to 23 states Friday to address lead hazards and other home health and safety issues.
The panel has not met since March and is unlikely to meet before a new General Assembly is sworn in early next year.
Teresa Parson had promised to move forward with the event, as scheduled, despite recently testing positive for COVID-19.
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The protest triggered a response from Portland Place residents Mark and Patricia McCloskey, who have been accused of pointing guns at protesters.
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Prison officials say just one inmate has died from COVID-19.
State Auditor Nicole Galloway said officers accrued nearly $14 million in overtime in fiscal year 2019; eight officers doubled their salary with OT.
Former Rep. David Wood resigned from the House and took over in mid-June.
The county has set aside $47 million to distribute to its 88 municipalities.
The council already shot down similar measures earlier this month. But council Republicans have tried to revive it.
Garvin has worked in the city counselor's office for the last 10 years and was previously law partners with the son of former Missouri Gov. Carnahan.
The governor's isolation is set to end Oct. 3
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For Loop businesses, the coronavirus has been another blow following the ill-fated Loop Trolley's false starts.
The deadline was extended to prevent the need for visiting a driver's license facility during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Some council members are asking why Mark Tucker should stay on the job after a state audit found weak oversight allowed pay-to-play scandal.
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Ginsburg put so much at risk — all the causes she had championed — by not resigning when fellow liberals urged her to.
