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Governor Nixon Signs Legislation Providing Extended Benefits To Unemployed Missourians
Missouri Budget Project Report Allows Missourians To Track State Use Of Federal Recovery Funds
A Tale OF Two Proposals: Assistance For Unemployed, Missed Opportunity For Uninsured As Legislature Adjourns
Missouri "Fair" Tax Plan Would Hike Taxes On Middle-Income Families
MO House Passes Bill That Could Disproportionately Shift Tax Burden To Low Income Families
Federal, State Tax Collections Benefit All Missourians
Missouri Budget Project Statement In Response To State Of State Address
In Governor's Budget, Missourians Need Solutions, Investment In Services
Missouri General Revenue Decreasing As Needs Increase State Revenue Decreases While Economic Challenges Cause Need for Investment in Services
Census Report Shows 742,000 Missourians Living In Poverty, State's Median Income Decreased $5,432 Since 2001 No Progress in MO on Poverty, Health Coverage or Family Incomes Since 2001 Recession
113,147 Missourians Have Not Claimed Federal Stimulus Payments Deadline to file is October 15, Local Assistance is Available at Locations Across the State
Nixon's Health Care Proposal A Step In The Right Direction, Provides For Additional Federal Funding MO has lost about $782 million in federal funds in 3 years due to Medicaid reductions
Missouri Facing Critical Budget Cliff: Upcoming Budget Shortfall Means Reduction In State Services
Congress Passes, President Signs Unemployment Benefits Extension As Job Loss Continues In MO
62,000 Missourians Face Loss Of Unemployment Benefits
Despite Strong Opposition From Broad, Statewide Coalition, Senate Committee Passes HJR 70
Georgetown University Report: Administration's SCHIP Directive Will Block Healthcare For MO Kids
New Year, Same Dangerous Revenue Limits: House passes legislation for revenue growth lid that would handicap state services.
National Report Finds Low-, Middle-Income Missourians' Wages Falling Behind
Pulling Emergency Rule for Insure Missouri Delays Critical Health Coverage for Missouri's Working Parents
The State of Missouri's Families: Facing Lower Wages, Higher Prices & Reduced Access to Critical Services
Agreement Needed on Federal Economic Stimulus Package That Protects Missouri Families, State Services and the Economy
A new national report ranks Missouri high on transparency regarding contract procurements and lobbying; improvement needed in disclosure of subsidies. Click here for more.
Statewide leaders called on federal lawmakers to reauthorize and adequately fund the State Children's Health Insurance Program. Click here for photos
Will Missouri's Bottom Line Go from Black to Red?
News Release
Governor's Health Reforms Fall Short; Education, Tax Proposals Offer "Mixed Bag"
Missouri Poverty, Uninsured Rates Higher than During 200l Recession
St. Louis Business Journal Commentary
Ballot Initiative Dead for 2006; Coalition Warns that Spending Lid will Resurface
Legislature Squanders Opportunities to Restore Access, May 2006
Federal House Budget Plan Threatens Health Care Coverage for Missouri's Low-Income Children, April 2006
Missouri's New Budget Falls Short of Adequately Funding Education, Healthcare
Statewide Coalition Announces Broad Opposition To Latest Ballot Initiative
Federal House Budget Plan Threatens Health Care Coverage for Missouri's Low-Income Children, April 2006
Missourians Report Cutting Back on Food, Utilities
Missouri Revenue Remains Strong; Collections Ahead of Forecast
New Details Show Bush Administration Budget Inflicts Increasing Pain on Missouri Over Next Five Years
Excerpts from Wall Street Journal Medicaid Story, Featuring Missouri
A Misnomer if Ever There Was One, St. Louis Business Journal, February 10, 2006
Response to "State of the State" Address: Missouri Still Lags in Funding for Critical Services Despite Improving Economy, January 12, 2006
Misplaced Priorities: Additional Subsidies Not Necessary for Professional Sports Teams, January 9, 2006
Missouri Still Lags in Funding for Critical Services Despite Improving Economy, January 2006
Citizens Say No to Medicaid Cuts March 28, 2005
Medicaid Reform Report Includes Harmful Recommendations: Thousands of Low-Income Missourians Remain Without Health Coverage, December 15, 2005
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