The Senate unanimously voted to officially denounce the Missouri Supreme Court’s Dred Scott decision Wednesday.
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Ben Brown, one of the most vociferous opponents of COVID-19 shutdown measures in Missouri, announced his run for state Senate Tuesday.
“I was always drawn to going into public service as my parents had shown us that was the highest way to serve your community.”
A bill seeking to gradually phase out Missouri’s personal property tax assessment rate was defeated in the Senate Monday evening.
The Missouri Senate is once again considering asbestos litigation reform this session after an attempt stalled during last year's session.
Missouri’s Public Service Commission (PSC) approved a request to clarify regulations around the Missouri Universal Service Fund this week.
“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.”
The Missouri 911 Board is putting $2 million toward modernizing systems across the state, bringing them in line with national standards.
After perfecting it during a lengthy debate earlier this week, the Missouri Senate voted to pass a controversial public safety bill Thursday.
The Missouri House passed a controversial education bill to thunderous applause Thursday after a Republican representative flipped his vote.