Greitens wants to use tobacco money to reverse Medicaid cuts

Gov. Eric Greitens said Thursday that he wants to use some of the money from Missouri's settlement with tobacco companies to restore most of the budget cuts he'd proposed for in-home services that support low-income disabled residents. Greitens announced he's amending his budget proposal for next fiscal year to undo $41 million of the $52 million ...

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Greitens wants to use tobacco money to reverse Medicaid cuts

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