MISSOURI CAPITOL REPORTS
Missourians with developmentaldisabilities languish in hospitals,jails, sheltersStaffing shortages at the state and local level translate to a lack of resources for hundreds of Missourians with developmental, behavioral disorders
U.S. and Missouri flags to be flown at half-staff in honor of Officer Griffith
Missouri sheriff and 2 deputiescharged in connection with allegedplot to help a father kidnap hischild By Andy Rose, Jennifer Feldman and Elizabeth Wolfe, CNNPublished 7:47 AM EDT, Fri March 17, 2023
By Congressman Blaine Luetkemeyer, 3rd District of Missouri
JEFFERSON CITY, MO – Upon talking to St. Louis Federal Reserve officials, Missouri State Treasurer Vivek Malek released the following statement:
Missouri Senate leaves town earlyas GOP disagrees on transgender-care billSenate leaders have not found a compromise, but some Republicans are ready to push through a ban on gender-affirming care
WGU Missouri Launches “Fund My Classroom” Program for 2023; Encourages K-12 Teachers to Apply for Grant Funding by April 14
STATE OF MISSOURI, Respondent, vs. No. SC91209 MICHAEL ANDREW TISIUS, Appellant.
Missouri Governor — Michael L. ParsonOffice of Communications_____________________________________________________________________________________FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEFebruary 27, 2023Governor Parson Signs HB 14, Historic Pay Raises for All State Team Members into Law(JEFFERSON CITY,…
Missouri legislatorproposes tax creditsaimed at mitigatingchild care ‘crisis’
The ACLU of Missouri; Professional Library Organizations Challenge Government Censorship and Book Removals in Schools
House Speaker Dean
INDIANAPOLIS (February 21, 2023) – Military veterans in and around Schuyler, Scotland, Audrain, Montgomery, , Gasconade and Franklin Counties are invited for a special service session hosted by American Legion Post 202 located at 3669 Legion Lane, Columbia MO 65201 on February 25 from 8:30…
COLUMBIA, MO, Feb. 14, 2023 – The State Historical Society of Missouri board of trustees has elected recently retired U.S. Senator Roy Blunt of Springfield as president of the State Historical Society for a three-year term. The former senior U.S. Senator from Missouri has served as a trustee…
Missouri Chamber applauds House on passage of crime bill
Missouri governor denies clemency for man facing execution
State to Carry Out Sentence of Leonard Taylor
$2 million grant will help rural Missouri schools detect possible threats to school safetyDepartment of Justice grant uses technology software to alert suicidal or harmful threats to trained school intervention teams.January 30, 2023Contact: Brian Consiglio, 573-882-9144, consigliob@missouri…
New initiative for trustworthy elections in Missouri seeks public input before finishing Constitutional amendment
‘Emotional rollercoaster’: Delaysin effort to shutdown Agapedishearten formerstudentsOver three months after the state moved to shut down Agape Boarding School, it remains open — to the frustration of some former students who have been pushing for its closure for years
Missouri GOPrenews push to limittransgender athleteparticipation inschool sportsEfforts to ban transgendergirls from competing inwomen’s sports areexpected to pick upmomentum whenlawmakers return to theCapitol in January
Missouri National Guard alerted to support Missourians in Winter Storm
Airbnb has today announced heightened defenses to help prevent disruptive parties over the New Year’s Eve weekend, as we continue to draw a hard line on disruptive parties and emphasize safe and responsible travel during a weekend where we know some may be more inclined to try to throw an un…
Interstate 44 Concrete Improvements to Begin Monday
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…
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:
TV ad spendingapproaches $10 million inMissouri U.S. SenateprimaryMonths of ads from candidates andPACs has produced little change inpoll results for Republican primary
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…
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…
ROOT 66 CANNABIS WORKERS BECOME FIRST IN MISSOURI TO UNIONIZE
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…
Grad Completes 14-Year Journey to Earn Her Degree
Lawmakers Pass Legislation To Update Missouri’s Outdated HIV Criminalization Laws
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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