Attorney General Eric Schmitt is taking the fight over COVID-19 shutdowns and health restrictions to St. Louis County.
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Gov. Mike Parson moved to cut federal pandemic-related unemployment benefits, arguing the move would encourage more Missourians to get back into the workforce.
After a decade of conversation in the statehouse, an effort to establish a statewide PDMP made it across the legislative finish line Tuesday.
House members refused to work on the rest of the bill without assurances their controversial provision would remain in tact.
The Missouri House passed an amendment that would extend the state’s federal reimbursement allowance (FRA) through the next year.
With session coming to a close, legislators from both sides of the aisle and chambers recapped the biggest issues of the last few months.
Rep. Marlene Terry ran to represent HD 66 with a long-time passion for education and her community at the forefront of her mind.
Rep. Richard West found himself in a unique position this year — serving his first term as a state representative and his fourth as mayor of New Melle simultaneously.
Both chambers of the Missouri legislature gave final approval to the more than $34 billion budget Friday afternoon.
"Sending surviving relatives a huge tax bill because their loved one had the audacity to die is simply wrong."