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His family accompanied a sign during the Homecoming parade Saturday that declared his candidacy.
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Older residents of Missouri could be excused from jury duty under legislation passed by the state Senate.The bill approved Thursday would allow anyone age…
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Regional stories from the KBIA newsroom, including:Candidate Forums Held Before Aug. 7 Primary'Where Giants Walk:' Sanborn Field Marks 130 Years of…
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The Missouri Senate voted to confirm two lawyers, Maurice Graham and former Sen. Philip Snowden, to the UM Board of Curators on Thursday, February 5.…
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A Missouri bill is gaining support from a state Senate panel that will limit the amount cities can collect in traffic fines. Cities are currently allowed…
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Missouri senators have passed legislation offering up to $1.7 billion of incentives over two decades for Boeing to assemble a commercial airplane in St.…
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The Missouri State Senate has passed legislation that would eliminate tax breaks for low-income seniors and individuals with disabilities living in rental…
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A St. Louis legislator plans to try again to get seat belt fines raised in Missouri. Democratic Sen. Joe Keaveny’s bill would increase the current fine of…
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Monday was the first full day that Missouri lawmakers in both chambers can pre-file bills for next year’s regular session. Much of the legislation…
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KBIA’s Ryan Famuliner interviewed State Representative Mary Still, who is running for the 19th District State Senate seat against incumbent Republican…