Capping the price of Renewable Identification Numbers would undermine the integrity of the Renewable Fuel Standard — market prices for farmers would be lowered while…
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Rep. Pierson, Sen. Kehoe recognized as Conservation Legislators of the Year; CFM passes eight resolutions JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — Over the weekend, the Conservation Federation…
As the state has backed away from supervising misdemeanor offenders on probation, private companies have stepped up to handle the service. This move has been…
by Dallas Ernst, Chairman of the Missouri Federation of College Republicans Americans are more satisfied than ever with commercial airlines, which offered near-record low domestic prices, had their safest year to…
Missouri’s strong school breakfast participation helps better prepare kids for a day of learning Jefferson City Mo., March 8, 2018 —According to the Missouri School Breakfast…
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — Three bills regarding alcohol were presented to the House General Laws Committee on Tuesday night. The legislation included allowing underaged adults…
Commission approves four orders, including new docket regarding tax cuts JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – Four items appeared before the Missouri Public Service Commission in this…
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — Ozark Technical Community College is using this week in Jefferson City to communicate their priorities, talk to lawmakers, and get a…
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — The Senate is moving forward with Brian Munzlinger’s bill legalizing the cultivation of industrial hemp in the Show-Me State. SB 547…
Barnes-led opposition falls on deaf ears in Republican-controlled House JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – The Missouri House of Representatives has given final approval to one of…