Category: Senator Dan Hegeman

Reining In Government Tax Credits Many government tax credits serve laudable goals. Often, they incentivize private citizens to direct their money toward worthy causes, such

2018 Legislative Session Enters Final Stretch The Missouri General Assembly has returned from its yearly mid-session recess, and the Senate is set to consider a

Missouri Senate Reaches Halfway Mark in 2018 Legislative Session The Missouri General Assembly’s 2018 legislative session, which began in January and ends in May, is

Supporting Seniors, Animals and Agriculture On Thursday, March 1, the Missouri Senate passed Senate Bill 787, a proposal that would establish the Missouri Senior Farmers’

Fighting Opioid Addiction in Missouri Recently in the state legislature, my colleagues and I took action to fight the opioid epidemic plaguing our state and

Training Missouri’s Workforce Training our employees, and offering the tools for workers to advance in their careers, is one of the greatest ways of supporting

Restoring the Missouri Rx Plan Under current law, the Missouri Rx Plan, established by the General Assembly to coordinate Missouri prescription drug assistance with Medicare

Celebrating Missouri’s Great Northwest It was my honor last week to attend Great Northwest Day, an annual event that brings representatives from Missouri’s northwestern region

Reining in Missouri’s Housing Tax Credits It’s vital for state government to operate in an efficient manner. When the Missouri General Assembly appropriates funds, it’s

Capping Historic Preservation Tax Credits In order to operate a smart government, one that makes effective use of state tax dollars, we sometimes have to