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A 2018 law adding sweeping changes to how labor organizations — exempting, however, public safety unions — conduct business was struck down by the Missouri Supreme Court Tuesday.
The fallout over the FRA program in the Senate continues: Sen. Paul Wieland, in a letter to his Republican colleagues, advocated for new leadership ahead of next year.
Rep. Louis Riggs is spending the interim leading a new interim committee to tackle broadband issues across the state.
A campaign finance complaint lodged against Rep. Ian Mackey was closed by the Missouri Ethics Commission without any disciplinary action.
Republican state representatives from Northland Kansas City officially requested Gov. Mike Parson call a special session to address the Kansas City Police Department’s budget.
As the Midwest navigates the fallout from February’s winter storms, municipal utilities will soon have access to a new relief fund.
Former House Speaker Elijah Haahr has been named the executive director of the new Noble Health Foundation with the goal of breaking down barriers to rural health care.