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The Missouri Department of Social Services said those deaths were preventable. Here's how you can keep your baby safe.
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The Missouri Department of Social Services says a June data breach could affect people who get health insurance through Missouri Medicaid, or MOHealthNet. They're asking Missourians to protect their personal data.
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Missouri Medicaid is going through a big change starting Friday, March 31. A pandemic-era federal requirement that kept people enrolled is ending. KSMU’s Gregory Holman is joined by Springfield News-Leader health and public policy reporter Susan Szuch to talk about what that could mean for your family.
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Anyone who receives aid from the Missouri Food Stamp/Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program or SNAP can now purchase food online—but only from certain…
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Missourians who are eligible for Food Stamp benefits will receive their February Food Stamp benefit early. The United States Department of Agriculture,…
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The Missouri Supreme Court on Wednesday will consider two cases that could have far-reaching implications for the civil rights protections granted to...
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Two national child advocacy organizations have filed a federal lawsuit against the Missouri Department of Social Services, alleging that children in the...
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The Missouri Department of Social Services has received authorization from the U.S. Department of Agriculture to operate a Disaster Food Stamp Program in…
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Gov. Jay Nixon has announced the availability of additional federal funding to help low-income Missourians stay warm this winter.Nixon said Friday that…
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Missouri’s domestic violence shelters are almost all operating at full capacity: they had to reject women and children seeking shelter more than 21,000…