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JEFFERSON CITY — The Missouri House passed a bill to change how students will learn to read on Tuesday. House Bill 2872, sponsored by Rep. Cathy Jo Loy, R-Carthage, will require school … more
JEFFERSON CITY — A bipartisan pair of bills banning courts from considering pregnancy as a reason to deny a divorce passed in the Senate by a vote of 29-0 Tuesday. House bills 1908 and 2337 … more
JEFFERSON CITY — Three hours of heated debate on the House floor Tuesday preceded a vote granting initial approval for a joint resolution that would eliminate Missouri’s income tax. House … more
JEFFERSON CITY — Suicide is the ninth leading cause of death in Missouri, according to the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention. Foundation members spoke to over 60 legislators Wednesday in … more
JEFFERSON CITY — After weeks of Democratic filibusters in the Senate, a Republican senator vented his frustration that conservative legislation was not being passed quickly enough. Sen. Rick … more
JEFFERSON CITY — A bill that would change pesticide regulation requirements passed out of the Senate Agriculture, Food Production and Outdoor Resources committee Wednesday. Senate Bill 1005, … more
JEFFERSON CITY — The House General Laws Committee heard a bill Wednesday that would eliminate the sale of high-caffeine energy drinks in Missouri public and charter schools. House Bill 1880, … more
JEFFERSON CITY — A bill increasing term limits for lawmakers to 16 years was heard by the Senate Committee for Rules, Joint Rules, Resolutions and Ethics on Wednesday. Senate Joint Resolution … more
JEFFERSON CITY — The Senate Judiciary Committee heard a bill Wednesday that would mandate collecting DNA for all felony arrests. Currently, DNA collection at the point of arrest occurs only … more
It’s happy hour at Logboat Brewing Co. in Columbia, and bartender Mark Alexiou is doing what he’s done for the better part of 35 years — serving beer, seltzer, cider and cocktails to about two … more
JEFFERSON CITY — Missouri House of Representative lawmakers debated legislation Wednesday that would prohibit courts from applying Shari’a law or certain foreign legal systems in the state. … more
JEFFERSON CITY — Emergency medical service workers gathered at the Capitol on Wednesday to speak with lawmakers about some of the biggest challenges facing their districts. More than 140 EMS … more
JEFFERSON CITY — A Missouri House committee held a contentious hearing Wednesday on two joint resolutions that would change the way judges in the state are appointed. House Joint Resolution … more
JEFFERSON CITY — More than a dozen bills passed through the Missouri House on Wednesday, with most receiving bipartisan support. “Today was a good day in general,” said Rep. Adrian Plank, … more
JEFFERSON CITY — A bill that would ban the use of paraquat, a highly toxic herbicide linked to the development of Parkinson’s disease, was heard Wednesday in the Missouri House Committee on … more
WASHINGTON — U.S. Sen. Josh Hawley, R-Mo., wants Congress to ban mifepristone, a drug that, according to many experts, is used for over half the abortions in the nation. Hawley announced the … more
JEFFERSON CITY — Missouri government officials could soon have some oversight of high school sports and other activities. A bill passed out of the House Government Efficiency Committee on … more
JEFFERSON CITY — The Missouri House Special Committee on Property Tax Reform passed two bills Thursday. House Bill 2925, sponsored by Rep. Ron Fowler, R-Blue Springs, originally would have … more
JEFFERSON CITY — The Missouri House of Representatives gave final approval Thursday to a bill that would change the classifications of and punishments for juvenile offenders and mandate more time … more
JEFFERSON CITY — A resolution calling on voters to eliminate the state income tax was passed by the Missouri House of Representatives on Thursday as legislators headed for a weeklong break. … more
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