JEFFERSON CITY — This Date in Missouri Senate History reviews March 8, 1988, Missouri’s first foray into a presidential primary, after years of holding a caucus.
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The Missouri Senate Minute for March 7: SB 66
JEFFERSON CITY — Missouri senators give preliminary approval to Senate Bill 66, which seeks to make changes to some of the laws relating to workers’ compensation.
The Missouri Senate Minute for March 6: SB 378 and SB 23
JEFFERSON CITY — The Missouri Senate Education Committee continues to hear legislation, as Missouri senators move toward the second half of the First Regular Session of
This Date in Missouri Senate History: March 4, 1849
JEFFERSON CITY — This Date in Missouri Senate History reviews March 4, 1849, the day a Missourian served as U.S. president — if only for a
Missouri Senate Week in Review- March 3, 2017
Jefferson City- Senators debated numerous bills and proposals during the past week in the Missouri Senate. Lawmakers considered changes to the state’s workplace discrimination laws,
Missouri Senate Approves Workplace Discrimination Reform Bill
Jefferson City- Senators put their stamp of approval on legislation aiming to level the playing field for Missouri businesses. Senate Bill 43 aims to reform
This Week in the Missouri Senate for March 3: SB 43 and SB 128
JEFFERSON CITY — This Week in the Missouri Senate reviews: Senate Bill 43, a measure that would make changes to the law relating to unlawful discrimination
Lawmakers Consider New Leadership for Several Key Departments
Jefferson City, Mo. – On Tuesday, the Senate Gubernatorial Appointments Committee vetted the appointments of several key positions in state government. Doctor Randall Williams was
Sen. Jay Wasson’s Legislative Column for the Week of Feb. 27, 2017
Care to Learn: Helping Schools in Missouri Meet the Most Urgent Needs of Their Students A toothbrush. A coat. Deodorant. Breakfast. These are the things
The Missouri Senate Minute for March 2: SB 128
JEFFERSON CITY — A rare move is made in the Missouri Senate. Senate Bill 128, a measure that would repeal provisions designating the number and location