
The passage of House Bill 3231 was critical in our efforts to continue revitalizing Missouri's main streets, central business districts, and downtowns.
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The passage of House Bill 3231 was critical in our efforts to continue revitalizing Missouri's main streets, central business districts, and downtowns.

From increasing telehealth access to improving the licensing process for healthcare providers, these bills play a critical role in moving Missouri's Rural Health Transformation Program forward.

I was proud to sign six bills into law today that will improve healthcare services for Missourians across our state.

Today's bill signings follow a thorough review of all the legislation sent to my desk this year.

The measures would protect our most vulnerable, hold insurance companies accountable and change the landscape of healthcare access and outcomes in communities across the state.

And the money and the energy on the Democrat side right now are these radical leftist communists.

Countless men and women, across multiple jurisdictions, have been working around the clock with one mission in mind: saving lives.

I mean, I think he's probably going to chair the ‘AOC for president campaign’ so … she doesn't run against him, but there's going to be somebody else.

You know, Chuck Schumer, if he survives to even be minority leader again, you know, next term, there's just no way he's not going to have a primary challenge by AOC or somebody else.

I think they've just decided that their only chance of being successful electorally is through their immigration policy.

Their primaries now are going to be dominated by these people who want to go to war with Western civilization.

You get this hammer-and-sickle wave we saw in New York — that is not going to be an isolated incident.

Missourians should continue to monitor local forecasts and follow the guidance of local authorities.

With additional heavy rain expected through the weekend, the threat is not over.

Activating the State Emergency Operations Plan allows our agencies to move quickly, coordinate resources, and support local response efforts.

Over the past 24 hours, intense storms have created dangerous flash flooding across several regions of Missouri, resulting in multiple swift-water rescues.

This effort reflects the very best of our state emergency response teams.