One of the last bills to pass this session will alter the way utilities change their water and sewer rates in Missouri if signed into law.
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A police reform bill headlined the end of session, with Sen. Brian Williams working to progress language reflecting last year's civil unrest.
Billing it as a reallocation of funds to increase accountability, Kansas City Mayor Quinton Lucas unveiled his plan this week to amend the Kansas City Police Department budget.
A lawsuit over the lack of funding for Medicaid expansion was filed in Cole County, setting the stage for a legal battle over the measure.
SoutheastHEALTH has found its new vice president for governmental affairs in former Missouri Lt. Gov. Peter Kinder.
From what the program does to the possible future of the conflict, here’s a look at the state’s FRA program.
"I think as a state, we have an obligation to help keep people safe."
Missourians will have the option for license plates honoring the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum under a bill signed into law this week.
Several senators say that the tale of how the session ultimately ended in bizarre fashion began on March 8, the day that Senator Roy Blunt announced his retirement.
The petition suggests placing the proposal on the Nov. 8, 2022 ballot — more than a year after the first increase would take place.