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JEFFERSON CITY — The majority of the appropriations bills relating to the state budget were sent to a conference committee by the Missouri Senate on Thursday. The committee will be made up … more
Mel Tully, an MU student receiving gender-affirming care through the Student Health Center, faces a lot of unknowns as Attorney General Andrew Bailey seeks to enforce an emergency regulation … more
JEFFERSON CITY — Work on annual appropriations bills in the Senate ground to a halt Tuesday over the question of a ban on diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives. The House approved … more
JEFFERSON CITY — A broad House education bill earned support at a Senate hearing Tuesday although some questioned the long-term effectiveness of its funding proposals. House Bill 497 … more
In a surprising move Monday, the House of Representatives failed to pass a bill that would have reinstated the presidential primary for the 2024 election. The bill was  initially approved … more
JEFFERSON CITY — With a $6 billion budget surplus due to inflation and federal COVID-19 aid, many legislators this year see an opportunity to pass tax credits, reductions and … more
JEFFERSON CITY — The Senate Appropriations Committee diverged from its House counterparts by reallocating just over $4.5 million to public libraries Wednesday. The allocation comes from a … more
JEFFERSON CITY — Republican legislators have unblinkingly voiced displeasure with the Missouri Department of Transportation during this year’s legislative session. With  … more
JEFFERSON CITY — The Senate Appropriations Committee struck a controversial “Diversity, Equity and Inclusion” ban from the state budget on Wednesday. The DEI wording, added to the … more
JEFFERSON CITY — The House gave initial approval Monday to a bill that would reinstate the presidential preference primary in Missouri. The bill, which combines  HBs 267  and … more
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