"Having the ability to be in both governmental relations and legal like I am, you understand maybe [what] isn’t right and maybe you need to have some of that language rewritten.”
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The Second Amendment Preservation Act (SAPA), a controversial gun-rights proposal, is scheduled to be signed into law Saturday.
After passing through the Missouri Legislature, a bill outlining who could inspect agricultural facilities is set to be signed into law.
Senate President Pro Tem Dave Schatz and House Speaker Rob Vescovo’s softball teams are set to rematch later this month.
Gov. Mike Parson is scheduled to sign a resolution affirming the state’s commitment to a water project in northern Missouri this week.
From eminent domain to police funding, here’s a look at the special session requests thus far.
Gov. Mike Parson signed a bill into law establishing a statewide PDMP Monday, bringing Missouri into line with the rest of the county.
Lawmakers are calling on Gov. Mike Parson to pardon a man currently serving a life sentence after new details about the case came to light.
Despite intending to keep the conversation private, Sen. Paul Wieland said he was discussing his issues with Senate leadership with lawmakers.
“You can always count on her to do what she says she will do and keep her word. She wants to advance good policy, and she doesn’t care who gets the credit so long as it gets done.”