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U.S. Senator Josh Hawley has expressed concern over the internal conflict within the Republican Party regarding Medicaid and social insurance programs.

Missouri AG sues utility firm over fatal explosion citing safety act violations

Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey has initiated legal proceedings against Liberty Utilities (Midstates Natural Gas) Corp. following a fatal explosion in Lexington, Missouri.

Wainwright Building seeks global ideas for historic redevelopment

Arch to Park Equity Fund LLC has announced a request for proposals (RFP) for the redevelopment of the historic Wainwright Building in Downtown St. Louis.

Missouri delegation urges Trump for disaster relief after severe storms

U.S. Senator Josh Hawley has taken the lead among Missouri's congressional delegation in backing Governor Mike Kehoe's appeal for a disaster declaration from President Donald Trump.

FDA conducted second highest number of inspections on device companies in Missouri during Q1

By Show-Me State Times | May 11, 2025

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) conducted four inspections at four device companies from Missouri in the first quarter of 2025.

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Crumbl Cookies franchisee on Credit Card Competition Act: 'The existing payment framework is safe, efficient, and vital'

Molly Ashton, franchise owner of Crumbl Cookies, testified before the Senate Judiciary Committee, emphasizing the importance of credit card rewards for managing expenses, supporting employees, and sustaining growth.

Missouri Lottery player wins $294K Show Me Cash jackpot

A Missouri Lottery player has claimed a $294,000 jackpot after matching all five numbers in the April 19 Show Me Cash drawing.

Missouri player wins big with unexpected scratch-off ticket purchase

A Missouri Lottery player recently discovered a $100,000 top prize from an "Electric Cash" Scratchers ticket purchased at BullsEye on Highway 64 in Pittsburg.

Missouri Lottery player wins big with scratch-off ticket

A Missouri Lottery player in Clay County has secured a $50,000 prize with a “$5,000,000 Fortune” Scratchers ticket.

Missouri legislature approves FY2026 budget focusing on tech manufacturing and workforce training

The Missouri General Assembly has approved a state budget that emphasizes investments in high-tech manufacturing and workforce development.

Missouri lottery player wins big with unclaimed scratcher

A Missouri Lottery player recently experienced an unexpected windfall at a QuikTrip in Kansas City.

Mega Millions $1 million prize set to expire soon in Kansas City

A Missouri Lottery player in Clay County has until May 14 to claim a $1 million prize from a Mega Millions ticket purchased for the November 15 drawing.

New Mega Millions game boosts Missouri non-jackpot prizes by over threefold

Since the launch of the revamped Mega Millions on April 8, Missouri players have experienced a significant increase in non-jackpot prizes.

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Patients Come First Missouri director: ‘It’s time to rein in abuses in the PBM market’

Connie Farrow, executive director of Patients Come First–Missouri, expressed concerns about pharmacy benefit managers (PBMs) in an opinion piece published in The Missouri Times.

Lawrence F. Barmann: A life dedicated to education and social justice

Lawrence Francis Barmann, born on June 9, 1932, to parents Francis and Weber Barmann, passed away in 2025.

Hawley gains pledge from nominee for mifepristone safety review

In a recent Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor and Pensions hearing, U.S. Senator Josh Hawley secured a commitment from Jim O’Neill to review the safety of the chemical abortion drug mifepristone if confirmed as Deputy Secretary of...

Mizzou expert explores potential benefits of psychedelic-assisted therapy

The use of psychedelics in addressing mental health issues has gained attention recently.

Trailblazing medical school dean Patricia L. Monteleone passes away