A bill meant to help law enforcement and economically distressed areas is awaiting final approval after receiving support in the legislature.
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Amid a bevy of licensing reforms passed by the legislature this year, one measure would allow easier access to life-saving HIV medication.
Former Sen. Jamilah Nasheed said she was “honored to have been chosen to be part of the board.”
“This is an issue of great concern for agriculturists and all Missouri landowners, and we have a duty to provide them with certainty moving forward.”
All aboard! Amtrak is getting back on track with two round-trip trains per day in Missouri beginning in mid-July after the coronavirus pandemic partially derailed service.
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.
With a renovation of the statehouse exterior finally completed, further improvements may be funded under a bill from Sen. Mike Bernskoetter.
An attempt to put the proposed gas tax increase on the ballot was rejected due to a technical error — but the group has already refiled.
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.
A coalition of lawmakers from both chambers is calling on Gov. Mike Parson to include pro-life policies in a special session call.