MO answers frequently asked health questions about schools reopening
The state has released a document answering frequently asked health questions about Missouri schools reopening. Alisa Nelson reports.
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President Trump Approves Major Disaster Declaration for Missouri
Federal disaster assistance was made available yesterday to the state of Missouri to supplement state, tribal and local recovery efforts in the areas affected by severe storms, tornadoes, straight-line winds and flooding from May 3-4, 2020. Federal funding is also available to state, tribal and eligible local governments and certain private nonprofit organizations on a […]
Ashcroft Discusses In-Person Voting and New Voting Options for 2020 in Cape Girardeau
On Wednesday, Secretary of State Jay Ashcroft made his final of nine stops over a two-day period at the airport in Cape Girardeau to discuss the safety of in-person voting and the new 2020 absentee and mail-in voting options approved by the state legislature and signed by Governor Mike Parson. The new option for absentee […]
MO’s workforce development and higher education efforts get $125 million boost
The state’s workforce development and higher education efforts are getting a $125 million boost by way of federal coronavirus relief funding. During a press conference, state Higher Education and Workforce Development Commissioner Zora Mulligan says about 80 million will be used to help public institutions reopen this fall. About 9.7 million is designated to help […]
Heatwave creates pavement “blow-ups”
The heatwave in Missouri can make for bumpier roads. Ashley Byrd explains.
Ashcroft Gathering List of Volunteer Notaries to Help Voters
To help Missouri voters find Notary Publics to notarize their ballot envelopes, Secretary of State Jay Ashcroft’s office is now providing a list of notaries who have volunteered to provide notary services for voters at no charge. Free services are also being provided at the Secretary of State’s offices in Jefferson City, St. Louis, Kansas City and […]