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How to vote by mail for November’s election

How to vote by mail for November’s election

By Madison Czopek, Missouri News Network September 26, 2020

Any registered voter in Missouri will be able to cast a vote by mail in the upcoming November election thanks to legislation Gov. Mike Parson signed June 4. The law makes it easier for people to vote from...

People released from prison during the pandemic face added challenges

By Madison Czopek, Missouri Information Corps August 16, 2020

For people released from prison or jail, returning to their communities is a challenge in the best of times. Often, employers don’t want to hire them. A criminal record makes it hard to find housing....

Your guide to voting by mail due to COVID-19 risks

Your guide to voting by mail due to COVID-19 risks

By Madison Czopek, Missouri Information Corps July 1, 2020

Any registered voter in Missouri will be able to cast a vote by mail in the upcoming August and November elections, thanks to legislation Gov. Mike Parson signed June 4. The new law makes it easier...

Gov. Mike Parson gets his flu shot in October 2019.

Parson talks about reopening state as COVID-19 cases continue to rise

By Claire Colby and Madison Czopek, Missouri News Network April 16, 2020

As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to hit Missouri, Gov. Mike Parson is turning his sights on reopening the economy — even as St. Louis officials said they will wait at least a month before reopening....

Sen. Andrew Koenig speaks at the Tesson Ferry Republican Club in summer 2018. Photo by Jessica Belle Kramer.

Legislature approves $6 billion COVID-19 spending plan in bipartisan vote

By Madison Czopek and Emily Wolf, Missouri News Network April 10, 2020

On a nearly deserted floor, lawmaker by lawmaker, the Missouri House approved a $6.2 billion spending plan focused on COVID-19 relief through the end of June. About $5.5 billion of that is federal funds,...

The Missouri State Capitol building in Jefferson City.

Livestreaming and taking temperatures: As Legislature returns, it will look different

By Madison Czopek, Missouri News Network April 4, 2020

BY MADISON CZOPEK Missouri  News Network Lawmakers will return to the Capitol next week with new measures in place to help prevent the spread of COVID-19 among themselves and essential employees who...

Laura Howard and Katie Cunniff of Dressel Elementary School show excitement for their 2018 Spirit of Lindbergh teacher grant from the Lindbergh Schools Foundation Jan. 4, 2019.

Teachers could be reimbursed for classroom supplies under Senate proposal

January 28, 2020

By Madison Czopek Missouri News Network JEFFERSON CITY — A bill that would help teachers cover out-of-pocket classroom supply costs received strong support at a Missouri Senate hearing Tuesday. Senate...

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