Budget tops Ozark Technical Community College’s priorities
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — Ozark Technical Community College is using this week in Jefferson City to communicate their priorities, talk to lawmakers, and get...
Fitzpatrick plans to make restorations to proposed cuts for higher education
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — Public colleges and universities' state funding may not be cut as much as proposed by the governor, according to the...
DOR projecting quarter million increase in costs for postage
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — The Missouri Department of Revenue is projecting postage costs to increase by as much as a quarter million dollars.
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Moon’s bill seeks to refund sales tax from assessments, Budget Committee passes two bills...
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – The House Budget Committee continues pushing forward in their review of the state’s funding and departmental requests, but a short...
Gregory’s audit of Department of Revenue highlights $36 million in cost-savings
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – Rep. David Gregory has been a man with a mission since being elected to office, and it seems that the...
Galloway: We can not grow our way out of a budget hole
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — While the economy in the Show-Me State is moving in a positive direction, the budget is still in a precarious...
Corsi drawing salary from two state agencies
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — In a unique situation, in appears that the director of one state agency is being paid through two different agencies...
Parson corrects reports about budget requests for a ‘personal driver’
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – Following recent reports, the Missouri Lieutenant Governor is clearing up any confusion: he is not asking for a personal driver...
Hawley updates Budget Committee on state’s legal expense fund, up to $415 million in...
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – Missouri’s Attorney General Josh Hawley has been working with the legislature to bring out changes regarding the state’s legal expense...
Could state workers see a raise in the next fiscal year?
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – Could Missouri’s state workers, the lowest paid in the nation, finally see some sort of raise?
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