Parson Makes Six Appointments To Various Boards & Commissions
Todd P. Smith, of Sedalia, was appointed to the State Board of Mediation by Gov. Parson
Politics
Councilwoman Page To Resign Sedalia City Council Post
Megan Page will step down as a City Council member at the July 6 City Council meeting
Pettis County Voters Approve Road Tax Extension
Voters approved a five-year extension of a county-wide sales tax to improve and maintain Pettis County roads.
Coronavirus Brings Changes to Polling Places in Missouri
Voters in local elections are likely to see poll workers wearings masks or face shields,
Riverboat Casinos Will Stay Closed At Least Until June 1
The Missouri Gaming Commission extended the closure of Missouri's thirteen riverboat casinos through May 31. This includes the Isle of Capri in Boonville.
Probe Into Missouri's Medical Marijuana Program Expands
A legislative probe into the roll out of Missouri’s medical marijuana program has expanded into Gov. Mike Parson’s office.
Gov. Parson Talks About State Fair Plans
Governor Parson addressed the status of the Missouri State Fair this summer and Rob has some thoughts on that.
COVID-19 Cases Rise to 40 in Pettis County; Re-Opening Unclear
With 19 new cases of COVID-19 in the last week. Pettis County starts the process of re-opening the County.
Missouri Files Suit Against the Chinese Government Over Covid-19
Missouri became the first state to file a lawsuit against the Chinese government in relation to the coronavirus pandemic.
Stay Home Missouri Order Extended Through May 3
Governor Mike Parson extended the Stay Home Missouri order through Sunday May 3, while giving some deals on what he's calling the Show-Me Strong Recovery Plan.