Sources said Congressman Jason Smith will seek to lead the House Ways and Means Committee.
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Mark and Patricia McCloskey have been placed on probation for one year, with the risk of having their law licenses suspended indefinitely.
Conservative senators and their allies rallied in the Capitol Monday ahead of what is expected to be a contentious redistricting debate in the upper chamber.
"Good for China, bad for Missouri," is a line Olympics-watching Missourians might hear frequently this week.
The group asked the governor to apologize to "non-Christian Missourians for the implication they are unfit for government office."
Michael Flynn has also endorsed former Gov. Eric Greitens in his U.S. Senate bid.
President Pro Tem Dave Schatz said he’s "optimistic" that senators will be able to work out any remaining issues with the map this week and be prepared to debate on the floor Monday.
Richard Moore, who has served as general counsel for DHSS, will take over as acting director of the department.
Donald Kauerauf needed to be confirmed by the Senate by Friday to remain the health director. But the Senate will not come back until next week due to a snowstorm.
More than 100 people descended on the Capitol ahead of the confirmation hearing, holding a rally in the rotunda to decry COVID-19 vaccines, mask mandates, and Donald Kauerauf as Missouri's health director.