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Missouri governor's stadium funding plan faces growing bipartisan resistance in Senate
Senators also complained that stadium funding was taking precedence over $500 million in construction projects killed by the ...
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FEMA to inspect Missouri’s March disaster damage soon
Missouri property owners expecting federal aid because of storm damage and wildfires in March should be hearing from the ...
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Bipartisan resistance growing against Missouri governor's plan to fund Kansas City stadiums
The Senate Freedom Caucus is demanding tax cuts in exchange for not blocking stadium funds for the Royals and Chiefs, while ...
Springfield wants to expand the city's target area for HUD funds. Here's what's at stake
Currently, federal dollars for affordable housing can only be applied to those living in a certain area of town, limiting who ...
Missouri counties denied state aid for tornado damage
ST. CLAIR COUNTY, Mo. — Tornado victims in southwestern Missouri will not get extra help from the state after a cluster of ...
FEMA housing inspectors to evaluate storm-damaged homes in southeast Mo. for possible disaster aid
Federal Emergency Management Agency inspectors will be reaching out to residents and business owners regarding possible ...
Bipartisan resistance building against Missouri governor’s stadium funding plan
The Senate Freedom Caucus is demanding tax cuts in exchange for not blocking stadium funds, while Democrats on Thursday retaliated for slights during the regular session by derailing the routine ...
After tornado, St. Louis leaders call for long-term help from big businesses
Officials urge St. Louis’ corporate community to help shoulder the cost of housing for the hundreds of residents who have been displaced by the May 16 tornado.
Leader Publications shares the weekly scoop: Federal aid opens for storm-hit Jefferson County citizens
The Leader is a free newspaper delivered directly to mailboxes in Jefferson County, Eureka, and Grover, Missouri.