A pair of funds was signed into law this week, offering new programs for police officers and distressed communities.
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FRA renewal clears legislature while Senate promises to work on ‘defund’ Planned Parenthood proposal
FRA renewal clears legislature while Senate promises to work on ‘defund’ Planned Parenthood proposal
Legislation renewing the FRA tax for three years cleared a major legislative hurdle Wednesday afternoon after it was TAFP’d by the House.
Missouri’s protection order regulations were altered under a bill allowing orders to be extended for life signed into law Tuesday.
The House Budget Committee nearly unanimously passed the Senate’s FRA renewal package Tuesday afternoon.
More than 100 employees in the Truman Building were tested for COVID-19 this week after 15 people received positive results.
"The legislature does not have to choose between getting Medicaid dollars and preventing our tax dollars from going to abortion providers."
Missouri SNAP benefits include a temporary 15 percent increase through September 30, 2021.
The Missouri Supreme Court will hear arguments on Medicaid expansion on July 13, according to attorney Chuck Hatfield.
As special session reaches its midpoint, Sen. Dan Hegeman said the legislature was determined to pass the FRA renewal to prevent withholds.
Three alumni of Webster University were tapped for positions by President Biden, both in his administration and his presidential campaign.