State Auditor Nicole Galloway announced her office has begun an audit of the Carroll County Ambulance District. The ambulance district board of directors passed a resolution requesting the audit, after a complaint to the State Auditor’s Whistleblower Hotline led to an initial review of the allegations by the Auditor’s Public Corruption and Fraud Division.
Hedrick Medical Center (HMC) has been recognized as a Missouri AIM Star by the Missouri Alliance for Innovation on Maternal Health. The recognition signifies the hospital’s completion of the organization’s Severe Hypertension in Pregnancy Collaborative. Hypertension, known as high blood pressure, can have a devastating effect on a mother and baby. Preeclampsia, a condition signaled by high blood pressure, is the leading cause of maternal mortality — occurring in one in every 25 pregnancies.
Kansas State University student Makenna Campbell was recently selected to serve as an Agriculture Future of America (AFA) Ambassador on her campus. In this role, Campbell will work to build bridges among her peers that foster engagement and innovation in food, agriculture and natural resources.
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – State Rep. Rusty Black and the members of the Missouri House of Representatives have given their approval to legislation that would protect the rights of patients to have visitors during a hospital stay. Known as the No Patient Left Alone Act, HB 2116 was approved by the House Wednesday morning by a vote of 120-27.
When you’re driving these days, it’s pretty hard to get lost because your smartphone’s Global Positioning System (GPS) can get you just about anywhere. And as an investor, you can have a similar experience by employing another directional tool – a personalized financial strategy.
TEMPE, Ariz. (AP) — Baseball had seen nothing like Shohei Ohtani’s unanimous AL MVP season in over a century.
Every spring, as snow and ice fade to an unpleasant memory, attention turns to trash that has accumulated on roadsides during the winter months. The Missouri Department of Transportation (MoDOT) would like to invite all who use Missouri roads to join us in doing some spring cleaning throughout the month of April.
Saving calves during calving season is key to a profitable operation. However, don’t sacrifice your own safety in the process.
While the past two years have fueled growth in remote work, most workers in Missouri still commute to their jobs. And some are opting for longer commutes: A new report from University of Missouri Extension shows that more workers in the state are commuting to jobs outside their home counties compared to 20 years ago.
A fire in the early morning hours of March 16 left more than 30 people without a home after the fire claimed 11 apartments and several businesses in the 300 block of North Main Street in Brookfield. St.