Legislative News On Wednesday my colleagues and I gathered in the House chamber for Missouri Supreme Court Chief Justice Patricia Breckenridge’s first State of the
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Sen. Dave Schatz’s Weekly Column for Jan. 28
Free and fair elections make up the foundation that our state and nation are built upon. Ensuring the fairness of our elections is one of
Sen. Jay Wasson’s Legislative Column for the Week of Jan. 25, 2016
A Strong Finish to the First Month of Session As the first month of the 2016 session comes to a close, I’m proud of how
Sen. Gina Walsh’s Op-Ed: Finding a Fair Solution to Missouri’s Transportation Funding Problem
In 2009, the Missouri Department of Transportation’s construction budget was $1.3 billion. For Fiscal Year 2017, it will stand at just $700 million, which is
February Keaveny Connection
Website | E-Mail Me| Newsroom | Subscribe | Unsubscribe February Keaveny Connection Contact: Stacy Morse (573) 751-3599 Sen. Keaveny Named Distinguished Legislator by Missouri Community
Senator Paul Wieland Successfully Moves Historic Death Penalty Legislation Through Senate Committee
JEFFERSON CITY — State Sen. Paul Wieland, R-Imperial, announced today his legislation repealing the death penalty has been voted “do pass” by the Missouri Senate
Sen. Keaveny’s MONA Legislation to be Heard by Senate Committee Today
Jefferson City — Missouri Senate Minority Floor Leader Joseph Keaveny, D-St. Louis, will present Senate Bill 653, also called the Missouri Non-Discrimination Act, to the
Sen. Keaveny Sponsors Senate Bill 980
JEFFERSON CITY — Senator Joseph Keaveny, D-St. Louis, filed Senate Bill 980 this week, which aims to increase disclosure and financial discipline by providing information
Senator Jamilah Nasheed Closes Loophole and Protects Citizens from ‘Taxation by Citation’
JEFFERSON CITY — The fallout from the events in Ferguson continue to be addressed by the Senate. In the aftermath it was discovered that numerous
Senator Bob Onder – Looking Toward Missouri’s Future
Looking Toward Missouri’s Future While this week was a short one in the Missouri Senate given the holiday on Monday, we were still able to