A bill in the lower chamber this session aims to bolster the state’s employment of adults with disabilities.
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“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 year after the coronavirus pandemic sidelined education, the University of Missouri announced an effort to drastically expand its online programs during a virtual press conference Tuesday.
In addition to the missing money, the audit also found that thousands in utility deposits were not deposited until long after utility service had been activated.
A bill seeking to gradually phase out Missouri’s personal property tax assessment rate was defeated in the Senate Monday evening.
A bill that would prohibit the use of public funds meant for school districts to be used to affect elections was perfected Monday evening.
The Missouri Senate is once again considering asbestos litigation reform this session after an attempt stalled during last year's session.
After a decades-long career in public service for Missouri, U.S. Sen. Roy Blunt announced Monday he would be leaving his Senate seat in 2022.
“It’s important for people to know that our school district is an organization where people want to work here now. It’s not an organization of last resort.”
"Missouri legislators should be challenging this law rather than trying to opt in to the Wayfair sales and use tax law."