Missouri Chamber President Dan Mehan said investing in ports could remedy immediate concerns surrounding the nation’s supply chain.
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The school districts were flagged as part of the attorney general's request for information from parents.
“They’ve paid a tremendous debt to this country by serving our nation in the armed forces, so we want to make sure we’re taking care of them.”
Sen. Rick Brattin likened his bill to a "voucher system" that would open up ESA opportunities to low-income students regardless of where they live.
"This law builds back our bridges, our water system, our powerlines, electric grids — better, stronger, more resistant to climate change."
"We must have legislative support to ensure Missouri students continue to have the best educators possible in their classrooms."
Pre-filing for next session began Wednesday, with several bills on utility regulation, safety, and clean energy generation on deck for 2022.
St. Louis is suing the state over a new public safety law creating a “Law Enforcement Bill of Rights,” alleging it is unconstitutional.
Missouri will receive more than $147 million for its water systems next year from the federal infrastructure package, according to the EPA.
Extending postpartum Medicaid coverage from 60 days to one year saw broad support from witnesses and lawmakers on both sides of the aisle.