By Ian McManus, Missouri News Network
• May 9, 2020
Gov. Mike Parson said last week that the state will leave safety oversight to individual businesses as they are allowed to reopen.
Parson said during a news conference that the state would in many ways...
By Claire Colby, Missouri News Network
• May 9, 2020
A Pfizer facility in Chesterfield is working to develop a COVID-19 vaccine.
“In a short order of time, we worked closely with regulatory authorities and accelerated what typically would have taken months...
St. Louis County will start to reopen after the coronavirus shutdown as soon as May 18, but not every business will be part of that reopening process. And those that are will look very different.
That...
Pfizer is ramping up production in hopes of producing a vaccine for the coronavirus within months, the company announced this week. And the vaccine will be produced and tested in St. Louis County.
During...
COVID-19 has left a historic number of Missourians unemployed and seeking to collect compensation. As more people need help, the news has been filled with stories of overwhelmed phone lines, unanswered...
By Ashlyn O'Hara, Missouri News Network
• May 6, 2020
A new version of Clean Missouri is steps away from reappearing on November’s ballot following a committee vote in favor last week
The proposal — Senate Joint Resolution 38 — sponsored by Sen. Dan...
By Jordan Meier, Missouri News Network
• May 6, 2020
Missouri counties will receive $521 million from the federal Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act.
That money should be distributed to entities within the county, state Treasurer Scott Fitzpatrick...
St. Louis County could start to end its stay-at-home order Monday, May 18, but the new freedom will come with restrictions: Employees and customers will be required to socially distance and wear face masks...
Business owners from St. Louis County and the city of St. Louis have filed a lawsuit seeking to overturn the stay-at-home orders that are forcing “nonessential” businesses to stay closed until at least...
By Ashlyn O'Hara, Missouri News Network
• May 4, 2020
Some major state office buildings reopened to the public Monday under the first phase of Gov. Mike Parson’s “Show me Strong Recovery” Plan, said Sarah Steelman, commissioner of the Missouri Office...
