Missouri

The coronavirus pandemic has introduced unprecedented challenges for nursing homes and the nursing home industry. Those involved say they are facing some of the same problems as hospitals, and that, until a vaccine is found, the future will mean a different operating model.

Missouri's prisons so far haven't had large COVID-19 clusters like in Kansas and other states. But corrections officers and civil liberties advocates pushed for testing a broader swath of the prison population.

An estimated 200,000 people could receive coverage if the program was expanded.

Walter Barton was executed Tuesday for a 1991 murder in southwest Missouri.

Lawmakers say they expect to come back soon, especially if Congress passes a bill allocating money to help state and local governments with budget shortfalls.

In 2018, voters overwhelmingly approved the constitutional amendment known as Clean Missouri, which included state redistricting and ethics changes.

The station's coverage of midwest flooding, loneliness and the new KCI terminal brought in the awards — and now advance to the National Murrow Award competition.

U.S. Sen. Josh Hawley’s proposes that the federal government help pay employee’s wages at companies affected by the COVID-19 crisis.

Celia Yap-Banago died on April 21 after caring for a patient who was later diagnosed with COVID-19.

Senate majority leader says this is not an appropriate time to push controversial legislation.

Hundreds of people have signed a petition to close the Triumph Foods plant for one week.

Ruling: OSHA is better suited to determine if the Smithfield plant is complying with guidance to protect workers from the virus.