Dog shot during fight at dog park
A man reportedly shot a dog Sunday while attempting to separate two dogs that were fighting.
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A man reportedly shot a dog Sunday while attempting to separate two dogs that were fighting.
No stranger to welcoming famous faces over the years – think Tom Cruise back in 1991 or indeed Mark Hamill and the rest of the Star Wars crew in 2016 – it was no surprise again this year that Kerry was once again the preferred destination for many well known sporting and acting legends over the course of 2023.
Missouri ‘overpayment forgiveness’ bill hits snag in Senate John Haughey, The Center Square contributor © Provided by Washington Examiner Missouri overpaid about 46,000 people more than $150 million in federal and state unemployment benefits in 2020 and the state’s Department of Labor and Industrial Relations (DLIR), supported by Gov. Mike Parson, wanted to force recipients to return those excess payments. But lawmakers balked and several “overpayment forgiveness” bills were filed during the 2021 session, including House Bill 1083, sponsored by Rep. John Eggleston,...
Updated Feb. 10 with details from House Government Oversight Committee hearing: Six Missouri state representatives are working to pass legislation to forgive some or all of the unemployment overpayments that the Missouri Department of Labor is asking thousands to pay back. Five bills currently moving through committee would forgive the federal portion of that funding, which is about 80% of all the benefits. A noninterest payment plan is being offered by the department. Rep. Ian Mackey, D-St. Louis, wants to see the state portion also forgiven, since it was the department’s error. “Why ...
Originally published on February 3, 2021 10:10 am Missouri lawmakers filed several bills Tuesday to keep the state from collecting unemployment money from 46,000 Missourians it accidentally overpaid. The move comes after two days of intense questioning of Department of Labor Director Anna Hui. During a meeting of the House Special Committee on Government Oversight on Tuesday, Hui revealed that the department overpaid $150 million in state and federal unemployment benefits last year, or about 3% of all the money paid out. Hui said those are full-year figures. The department previously told...