Unlike the lower chamber, the Missouri Senate has largely avoided promoting the use of digital technology on its floor — until now.
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"Since the beginning of my administration, we have looked for new ways to improve the efficiency of state government and eliminate unnecessary bureaucracy."
As Missouri continues the first phase of its vaccine distribution plan, a new bill seeks to allow dentists to vaccinate patients.
Auditor Galloway launched the division and announced efforts to direct increased resources towards investigations of fraud and abuse at the start of 2019.
As demonstrators gathered in Washington D.C., a peaceful demonstration was held outside the Missouri Capitol as well.
The Missouri House officially elected Rep. Rob Vescovo as Speaker of the House for the 101st General Assembly on the first day of session.
When the first day of the legislative session got underway Wednesday, any disruption of normal proceedings was expected to be due to the COVID-19 pandemic. However, lawmakers quickly pivoted to address the rioting in Washington, D.C.
Republicans in Missouri’s congressional delegation are split on whether to certify the 2020 presidential election results.
Missouri agencies are testing wastewater and sewer systems for traces of the COVID-19 virus as part of a new tracking project.
First Capitol Advisors started off the new year with an addition to the team: Dave Berry.