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Bipartisan legislation extending a critical funding mechanism for Missouri’s Medicaid program will head to the House Budget Committee Tuesday morning in Jefferson City.
Missouri House Budget Committee Chairman Cody Smith (R-Carthage) speaks at the Capitol in Jefferson City on May 5, 2021 (file photo courtesy of Tim Bommel at House Communications)
House Budget Committee Chairman Cody Smith (R-Carthage) tells Missourinet that his committee will meet Tuesday at 11. Based on the turnout at Thursday’s Senate Appropriations Committee hearing on the FRA, a large audience is likely.
After more than ten hours of behind-the-scenes negotiations at the Missouri Capitol all day and night Friday, the Senate voted 28-5 early Saturday morning to approve the FRA extension. The vote came at about 12:30 a.m, as heavy rain fell on the Capital City.
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The Journey Stagecoach made the trip to Jefferson City Wednesday for a visit to the Missouri State Capitol. Both, the Missouri Senate and House of Representatives made proclamations on behalf of the Journey Stagecoach. State Senator Karla Eslinger and State Representative Travis Smith signed the proclamations. The stagecoach is set to make a trip to […]
Jefferson County stuck in the middle for its size, getting little vaccine
It has so little vaccine that while other counties have moved on to vaccinating people 65 and older, it is still trying to get a shot to every first responder Author: Casey Nolen Updated: 5:09 AM CST February 4, 2021
JEFFERSON COUNTY, Mo. Health departments throughout the St. Louis region say they are begging the state for COVID-19 vaccines.
One St. Louis area county feeling the squeeze is Jefferson County where the percentage of people vaccinated is lower than every county around it, according to state data.
Part of the problem could be that the county is not big enough to have multiple large hospitals to help with vaccine distribution and not small enough for the state to set up a National Guard-run mass vaccination site meant to help rural areas.