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After a Tyson Foods meatpacking plant closed in January in Nebraska, eliminating about 3,000 jobs, the state secured a temporary reprieve from new Medicaid work requirements for residents of the surrounding county.
Veterans and active-duty military members facing difficulties paying their energy bills may apply for an energy assistance grant of up to $600 through Ameren's Military Assistance Fund.
Republicans in the US House of Representatives blocked an effort on Tuesday to impeach Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, winning a reprieve for the polarizing Pentagon chief before Democrats take control of Congress next year and possibly try again.
The Missouri Supreme Court backed up the rulings of lower courts in two decisions handed down Tuesday.
Grayson Pottorff, Armand Wright, Halle Morrison and Lane McCollester break down their highlights in the Sedalia Democrat’s Plays of the Week for Nov. 1-7! Have a play you want to […]
WASHINGTON — Voters may have given Democrats control of Congress in the midterm elections, but Republicans will remain in charge of both chambers during the lame-duck session that spans November […]
Stephen Miller’s promotion is exposing divisions among Republicans over how aggressively to pursue immigration enforcement after the midterm elections.
Chicago residents using Peoples Gas will receive $56.18 in bill credits this November following a settlement with Attorney General Kwame Raoul addressing excessive charges from pipe retirement costs. Additional credits of about $42 will be issued in 2027 and 2028.
Illinois Republicans suffered significant losses in last week’s midterm elections, losing all statewide races and multiple legislative seats amid strong Democratic turnout and fundraising.
State and local offices have launched an audit into more than 2,000 midterm election ballots left uncounted in Johnson County, though race outcomes are not expected to change.
Iowa Gov.-elect Rob Sand, emphasized Friday that his priorities, and those of Iowa lawmakers, will need to be the product of collaboration now that Republicans’ trifecta majority has been divided.
Iowa Gov.-elect Rob Sand announced new members of what he termed his “tripartisan” transition team Monday — including a Republican and an independent.