Missouri Senate Reaches Midpoint of Session The Missouri Senate has wrapped up its first half of the 2017 legislative session. To say it has been
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The Missouri Senate Minute for March 16: HB 153
JEFFERSON CITY — Missouri senators send to the governor House Bill 153, which would modify provisions relating to expert witnesses. Lawmakers are now on their annual
Sen. Wieland’s Capitol Update for the Week Ending March 16, 2017
Capitol and MoDOT Updates Kristina Norwood and Jefferson County resident Cynthia Grieb from VOYCE of St. Louis visited to talk about long-term care in Missouri.
Sen. Jay Wasson’s Legislative Column for the Week of March 13, 2017
Senate Advances Job Training Legislation Ahead of Annual Spring Break In last week’s column, I discussed an exciting new partnership between Missouri’s 12 community colleges, which
Sen. Gary Romine’s Capitol Update: Senate Reaches Midpoint of Session
Upon adjournment today, state lawmakers began heading back to their districts for the annual legislative spring break, and that means we have reached the midpoint
Sen. Dave Schatz’s Column for March 16
This week marks the halfway point for this session. Next week will be spent on legislative spring break. In the first 11 weeks of session
Mid-Session Review: Senate Shows Commitment to Creating Economic Development Opportunities
Mid-Session Review: Senate Shows Commitment to Creating Economic Development Opportunities Making Missouri a More Business-Friendly State Tops List JEFFERSON CITY—When Missouri senators head back to their
Senate and House Republican Leaders to Discuss Mid-Session Successes
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: MARCH 16, 2017 **MEDIA ADVISORY** Senate and House Republican Leaders to Discuss Mid-Session Successes Jefferson City – Several members of the Missouri Legislature,
New Audio Available from Sen. Jill Schupp for the Week of March 6
JEFFERSON CITY — State Sen. Jill Schupp, D-Creve Coeur, discusses Senate Bill 66, a measure that seeks to modify provisions of law relating to workers’ compensation. Despite
Statement from Senator Jason Holsman on the governor’s steps to improving state’s paid family leave policies
JEFFERSON CITY — State Sen. Jason Holsman, D-Kansas City, issued the following statement regarding governor’s executive order on paid family leave, a policy for