Missouri governorpushing hard to selllawmakers on his $700million tax cut planGov. Mike Parson has been meeting with legislators around the state and sought help from Missouri’s most prolific political donorBY: JASON HANCOCK - AUGUST 16, 2022 1:15 PM Gov. Mike Parson met with Republican…
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Governor Parson Signs Legislation That Will Improve Education for Blind Students
MADD Statement on the Recent Suspected Drunk Driving Incidents Involving 2 Missouri Police Chiefs and a County Prosecutor:
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TV ad spendingapproaches $10 million inMissouri U.S. SenateprimaryMonths of ads from candidates andPACs has produced little change inpoll results for Republican primary
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Missouri governorproposes special sessionto cut taxes after vetoingrebate planGov. Mike Parson also vetoed agriculture tax credits and wants lawmakers to deal with both issues later this year
New law creates prisonnursery program inMissouri
The 2022 Missouri General Assembly adjourned its regular session on Friday, May 13. Per the state’s Constitution, the session will officially adjourn sine die on May 30. At that point, all legislation that has been “truly agreed to and finally passed” by the Legislature will be transmitted t…
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Missouri regains 95 percent of pre-pandemic employment, according to Missouri Chamber economic report
Representative Bruce Sassmann’s Capitol ReportOver the past week, the Missouri House of Representatives authorized a $46.5 billion state operating budget. In large part due to an influx of federal dollars, this is the largest state budget in Missouri’s history. The state spending plan, whi…
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Representative Bruce Sassmann’s Capitol ReportWe’re making progress in the House and putting pressure on the Senate. This past week, we sent ten new bills to the Senate for their discussion and debate. Three more perfected bills are waiting for third read in the House before being dropped of…
New Report: Youth Vaping, Flavored Tobacco Products Threaten Progress on Policies to Reduce Tobacco Use in Missouri
Infants exposed to domestic violence have poorer cognitive developmentMU study explores impact of multiple father figures on infant neurodevelopmental delays.September 22, 2021Contact: Brian Consiglio, 573-882-9144, consigliob@missouri.eduCOLUMBIA, Mo. -- While assessing a pregnant woman wit…
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Grad Completes 14-Year Journey to Earn Her Degree
Lawmakers Pass Legislation To Update Missouri’s Outdated HIV Criminalization Laws
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In order to address workforce shortages across the state, I have directed the Missouri Department of Labor and Industrial Relations to notify the U.S. Department of Labor that Missouri will end participation in all federal pandemic-related unemployment insurance programs effective Saturday, …
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Senate rejects Medicaid expansion, setting up likely court challenge
Green Committee Celebrating Earth Day Throughout April
New license plate to honor Negro Leagues Baseball Museum
Bill makes gun stores essential businesses, expands concealed carry in churches
House Approves $76 Million Increase for Foster & Adoptive Children
Treasurer Fitzpatrick Returns $100 Million of Unclaimed Property
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A huge congratulations to Haley Sunfield and Carter Leavy! They will be proceeding to the National Contest with their project Gram-Quaker!
Local Libraries Partner to Assist Teachers
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Leading Missouri agencies providing prevention, treatment, and recovery support services call on federal legislators to increase funding opportunities for alcohol use disorder
Statement: Gov. Parson uses $300 million
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Morrison farm and equipment sale draws buyers from across the United States
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MISSOURI SYMPHONY CONDUCTOR ANNOUNCES DEPARTURE Kirk Trevor to step down at the end of the Missouri Symphony's 2021 Summer Music Festival Columbia, MO —February 9, 2021 — The Missouri Symphony (MOSY) announced today that its highly respected and long-serving music director and conductor, Kir…
Missouri Capitol project completed
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Members of the Hermann High School Future Farmers of America chapter are preparing events and programs for National FFA Week, which is set for Feb. 20-27.
State ag counts wins for '20 amid pandemic
Ashcroft: How to Be Educated, Prepared on Election Day
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. -- Missouri Gov. Mike Parson, a Republican who has steadfastly refused to require residents to wear masks, tested positive for the coronavirus, his office said Wednesday.
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Average Missourians Need Help Amidst COVID-19 Pandemic
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