“Although everyone’s story is unique, we’re all the same in that we have a cancer story.”
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“If you can’t hear, you’re going to have a difficult time reaching your full potential at school.”
The Missouri Senate considered a bill that would create a time limit for lawsuits over injuries from products for more than two hours Tuesday.
The Senate Education Committee considered a bill that would designate and deal with “persistently failing schools” Tuesday afternoon.
“Capt. David Dorn dedicated his life to serving his community. This memorial will present a great opportunity to honor Capt. Dorn for everything he did to keep the citizens of St. Louis safe.”
Sen. Lincoln Hough filed a bill proposing the largest income tax cut in Missouri history this week hoping to reduce the state’s tax burden.
“At his current pace, the president is on track to sign more than 400 executive orders this year alone — an amount of unilateral decision-making unseen since Franklin D. Roosevelt’s 12 years in the White House.”
A bill seeking to evaluate statewide data sharing for law enforcement is on deck in the Missouri Legislature this year.
After perfecting it during a lengthy debate earlier this week, the Missouri Senate voted to pass a controversial public safety bill Thursday.
"For far too long, students have been trapped in failing schools. 2021 will be the year we finally give parents more options by putting students first.”