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Budget writers in the Missouri Senate have begun their review of the state's spending plan for Fiscal Year 2015. On Monday, the Senate Appropriations...
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The Missouri Senate has finally passed a tax cut bill, after different versions were blocked by Republicans who opposed a compromise between the fellow…
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The Missouri House has already endorsed legislation that would nullify some federal gun control laws the state considers to be infringements on gun…
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The Missouri House has passed a $26.6 billion state budget that ties the amount of an increase in funding for public schools to increases in state…
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The Missouri Senate has endorsed legislation that would require local elections authorities to phase out the use of some electronic voting machines. Under…
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Since the early 1800s in Missouri, there have been laws against selling certain items on Sundays. These laws are called Blue Laws, and they were…
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Across the nation, “right to work” bills have received a lot of attention. Twenty four states have adopted this legislation, most recently Indiana and…
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Missouri had expected to receive about $130 million this April under an annual settlement payment from tobacco companies.But it looks like Missouri will…
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Missouri's Capitol will be quieter this week as state lawmakers take a weeklong spring break.The House and Senate finished their work Thursday and won't…
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The first half of Missouri's 2014 legislative session is over, and lawmakers have left Jefferson City for their annual spring break. House Speaker Tim...