Missouri

April 1 is Census Day. And local officials are stressing that responses to the 2020 Census are more important than ever. Log in to my2020census.gov to be counted today.

Starting Friday, March 27, people may fish in Missouri without a permit through April 15.

The Missouri Historical Society [MHS], which operates the Missouri History Museum, the MHS Library & Research Center, and Soldiers Memorial Military Museum, is asking residents of the St. Louis region to share stories of how they are responding to COVID-19.

As of March 16, Missouri had six positive tests for COVID19 and no reported deaths.

On Nov. 6, 2018, Missouri voters approved Constitutional Amendment 1 by a 62% to 38% margin [1,459,576 voters voted 'yes'.] If a bill now before the House passes, voters will have a chance to vote on proposed changes to the redistricting procedures of the amendment previously dubbed"Clean Missouri."

Cinema St. Louis [CSL] and the Saint Louis Science Center are seeking submissions from regional filmmakers for the third edition of their science-fiction and fantasy short film contest.

The Saint Louis Zoo is seeking community input on the future of the Saint Louis Zoo in Forest Park and new Saint Louis Zoo North Campus in north St. Louis County.

The outdoor festivities will begin at 3:30 p.m. on Friday, Jan. 23.

If you’ve ever dreaded paying your annual property tax for the vehicles you own, you’re not alone. In fact, opponents of the long-standing tax have a new champion at the State House.

On July 11, Gov. Mike Parson signed a child protection bill [HB 397] that included “Nathan’s Law.” Sponsored by Sen. Jill Schupp [D-Creve Coeur] and named after Nathan Blecha, “Nathan’s Law” seeks to protect and strengthen the safety of young children receiving care and education in unlicensed, in-home child care providers.