With this job, AJ Housewright has married two of his greatest interests: Sign Language and government.
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The Missouri Legislature could be back in regular session by April 27.
After 30 years of service to her neighbors in HD 22, Rep. Yolanda Young has taken these experiences and priorities with her to the state legislature.
Chez Monet, the bustling café in the Capitol basement, will open a second location in downtown Jefferson City, owner Joan Fairfax confirmed.
As lawmakers briefly convened in the capital city this week, most wore face masks. Some were homemade; others given out by medical staff.
Before visitors could enter the Capitol Tuesday, they had to go through a squad of registered nurses who took temperatures and asked a series of questions.
Lawmakers will hastily flock back to the capital city for just a short period in order to pass the supplemental budget onto the governor.
Campaigns, in the midst of an election year, have had to morph, adapt, or even hit pause.
Here's a running look at how coronavirus concerns and precautions are impacting state and local governments and more.
Missouri’s response to the coronavirus pandemic has been “sufficient,” Majority Floor Leader Caleb Rowden said.