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Missouri submitted a waiver to disqualify some sugary foods from the state’s supplemental nutrition assistance program in October.
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The trial in the Missouri attorney general's effort to remove St. Louis' elected sheriff came to a close on Tuesday after more than 30 witnesses took the stand over a week. Here's what happened.
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State leaders applied Wednesday to the $50 billion federal grant initiative, which Congress included in the congressional spending package known as “One Big Beautiful Bill.”
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“We don't need a sheriff in the city of St. Louis, but we especially don't need this sheriff,” Missouri Attorney General Catherine Hanaway said Thursday.
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U.S. Sen Josh Hawley’s skepticism of data centers puts him at odds with some prominent Missouri Republicans, including Gov. Mike Kehoe.
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Missouri is transferring over $10 million in funding to feed seniors and $5 million to go to food banks.
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A jury found Lance Shockley guilty of a 2005 murder but deadlocked on the punishment. A judge in Carter County issued the death sentence.
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Students, teachers and administrators are learning to adapt this school year after Missouri Gov. Mike Kehoe signed legislation in July that restricted the use of electronic personal devices during the school day.
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Missouri Gov. Mike Kehoe’s office submitted a waiver to the U.S. Department of Agriculture in late September to change the state’s Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program. The Missouri Department of Social Services says the goal is to implement the changes one year from now.
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The move comes as President Donald Trump’s immigration enforcement practices are garnering increasing criticism.