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After a chaotic stint in the Senate, the major provisions of the fitful special session on violent crime have made it to the lower chamber — albeit in multiple pieces.
The Conservative Caucus is continuing to move toward a focus on fundamental Republican ideals, state Sen. Bill Eigel said.
Although just two letters, a PQ carries a lot of weight. A common tactic in the House, it's a rare move in the Senate.
Local businessman Craig Fishel is running to serve a second term in the Missouri House of Representatives.
Amber Watson has been named vice president of operations at Capitol City Research.
The Peace Officer Standard and Training (POST) Commission is requesting feedback on law enforcement training and discipline in Missouri.
DHSS initiated an action in Cole County Circuit Court seeking a judicial order regarding whether it should continue protecting the confidentiality of business and trade secrets.
Missouri gained more than 52,000 jobs last month, according to seasonally adjusted numbers in the July jobs report.
With more than 10 weeks before the Nov. 3 election, there is no reason to think the sky is falling.