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Individuals may not have prepared for resumption of the requirement they renew their MO HealthNet eligibility applications, but Missouri has.

As a pandemic policy expires and Missouri begins rechecking eligibility of around 1.6 million people on Medicaid, social services department leadership pledged Tuesday to make the process “as seamless as

Officials have estimated 200,000 Missourians could eventually lose coverage as a pandemic policy ends. State Medicaid leaders say they are working to ensure those who are eligible aren’t kicked off.

Missouri Secretary of State Jay Ashcroft tweeted that a job posting for a “diversity, inclusion and belonging leader” was an example of “left-wing indoctrination in the workplace” and the wrong use of taxpayer dollars. State agency leaders say inclusion and belonging programs help retain employees during a severe staffing shortage.

Missouri Secretary of State Jay Ashcroft tweeted that a job posting for a “diversity, inclusion and belonging leader” was an example of “left-wing indoctrination in the workplace” and the wrong use of taxpayer dollars. State agency leaders say inclusion and belonging programs help retain employees during a severe staffing shortage.

Maltese manufacturing SMEs need to think more strategically about their energy consumption

Youth Voice Amplified is a podcast for young people in Kern County who have overcome adversity to share their stories of hope, strength, and resilience.

State Superintendent announced efforts to stem the rise of disproportionate discipline while providing support to students.

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After Kenneth Mejia and some of his staff monitored how police handled a protest over the killing of Tyre Nichols, the police union blasted “Kenny” as a publicity hound who “hates cops” and is out of his depth.