Congressman Mark Alford is putting together an advisory committee that will help guide him on agriculture issues that make their way through Congress. Especially though the House Committee on Agriculture, which Alford has a seat on.
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Senate Minority Leader John J. Rizzo was honored this past Tuesday at the Missouri Times Statesman of the Year Event.
Listen in as Scott Faughn gives his midweek update for March 15.
Scott Faughn is joined by Senator Mary Elizabeth Coleman.
It’s not the most pleasant topic to think about, but imagine you were injured on the job. Tort laws govern your ability to file a civil lawsuit against your employer.
Believe it or not, Missouri has some very outdated statutes governing tort, which is the way we are able to file civil lawsuits.
Missouri levies a 4.225% sales tax on diapers and feminine hygiene products. This high sales tax rate, sometimes called a luxury tax rate, is far greater than the sales tax rate for groceries, which is 1.225%, or for many other healthcare products, which are tax exempt.
Press Release: State Representative Maggie Nurrenbern Launches Campaign for State Senate District 17
Press Release: State Representative Maggie Nurrenbern Launches Campaign for State Senate District 17
Today, Missouri State Representative Maggie Nurrenbern, who was elected to represent House
District 15 in 2020, is announcing her campaign for State Senate District 17.
Former Rep. Mark Richardson who was honored last week at Senator Bean’s Taste of the South event is an example of the vast impact you can make without ever serving a day in the majority.
Senator Jason Bean held an event this past Wednesday to showcase his constituents from Senate District 25.