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MSNBCW MSNBC Live With Stephanie Ruhle May 2, 2017 - Vimarsana News

MSNBCW MSNBC Live With Stephanie Ruhle May 2, 2017

All down for you. I want to go first to nbcs mike va cara live on capitol hill. Where do things stand on the vote . Stephanie, were down in the basement of the capitol where republicans are filing into their weekly closeddoor meeting here in the basement. Theyre going to be hashing it out, talking about this vote. A lot of controversy around it trying to snatch victory from the jaws of defeat. It was back in march when they had a version of their Health Care Bill to repeal and replace or at least alter obamacare. They did not have the votes. It never made it to the floor. Theyre making another...

Missouri struggling to process Medicaid applications - Vimarsana News

Missouri struggling to process Medicaid applications

Data from Missouri’s Department of Social Services shows it took the state 57 days on average to process a Medicaid application in February compared to a 14-day average in February 2023.

Source: kshb.com
Letter: Build tax base before OKing Winnapaug project - Vimarsana News

Letter: Build tax base before OKing Winnapaug project

Well, it seems as though Doug Brockway and Jim Torres are at it again with their old gun to the head of the taxpayers of Westerly. How’s the current tax

Missouri advocates decry Medicaid application delays, coverage losses - Vimarsana News

Missouri advocates decry Medicaid application delays, coverage losses

Hannah Kaplanis applied to Missouri's Medicaid program nearly two months ago, but hasn't received any response from the state.

Tomato Lost Aboard ISS For 8 Months Found - Vimarsana News

Tomato Lost Aboard ISS For 8 Months Found

A tomato, which was grown aboard the ISS by NASA astronaut Frank Rubio as part of an experiment to study plant growth in space and lost when it floated away while unattended, has been found. What do you think?