Missouri farmers depend on reliable, affordable transportation to move crops from the field to processors, export terminals and markets around the world.
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Imagine being in a car accident. You’re stopped at a red light and another driver rear-ends you. Most people would assume that because you did not cause the accident, you would be on the receiving end of compensation.
Earlier this month the presidents and chancellors of Missouri’s community colleges were called to a meeting to review the Missouri House’s Fiscal Year 2027 budget…
In what will likely be one of the most-watched races in the state, outside of SD 30’s general election, the fight over who represents Missouri’s…
“No taxation without representation” wasn’t just a catch phrase for the Founding Fathers. It was the idea that a government wasn’t legitimate if it could…
The way Missouri allocates taxpayer dollars for higher education is fundamentally flawed, and as Chairman of the House Budget Committee, I believe it is time to fix it.
Missouri is at a crossroads. As electricity demand rises and states across the Midwest compete for new energy investment, the decisions lawmakers make today will determine whether Missouri attracts new projects or watches them move across state lines.
A liberal policy organization is drawing criticism from supporters of Mike Kehoe after falsely claiming that the governor’s tax modernization plan would harm Missouri school…
Missouri lawmakers are advancing legislation aimed at strengthening the nation’s supply chain for critical materials while boosting economic development within the state. House Bill 3027,…
The Missouri Soybean Association (MSA) supports and appreciates legislative and executive branch leaders who are examining how to address rising input costs.