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Lawmakers are trying to pass a package of tax credits meant to grow child care options for Missouri workers after a failed effort last year.

Democrats ousted Sarah Unsicker after she spread an antisemitic conspiracy theory that her Jewish political opponent was working for the Israeli government.

But the out-of-town businessman behind the effort said on Monday he wont back down. And it’s not clear city officials can stop him.

State regulators signaled in November they would deny the permit.

Green’s office would not say whether top deputy Beverly Fitzsimmons remained on staff.

Treasurer Vivek Malek is supporting a bill to expand by $400 million a pool of funds the state can invest in reduced-interest loans.

The Missouri State Board of Education approved the renewals after board members complained about their lack of authority over the schools.

The signs, still in draft form, will alert that a floodplain investigation is underway to remediate lingering radioactive waste.

Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education finds little to no learning loss after switch to four-day school week.

Energizer Holdings will move its headquarters to Clayton in a deal that will halve its footprint.