JEFFERSON CITY — State Sen. Brian Munzlinger, R-Williamstown, took part in an announcement regarding biodiesel in Missouri. During the announcement, the governor proclaimed the state will
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The Missouri Senate Minute for May 17: Collective Bargaining
JEFFERSON CITY — Missouri senators approve House Bill 1413, legislation that would create new provisions relating to public sector collective bargaining. The now-amended proposal returns to
The Missouri Senate Minute for May 16: Education Funding
JEFFERSON CITY — Missouri senators discuss Senate Bill 687, legislation that seeks to modify provisions relating to student transportation and allocation of school funds. The measure
The Missouri Senate Minute for May 15: Tax Reform
JEFFERSON CITY — Missouri senators talk about tax reform, in the form of House Bill 2540, legislation that seeks to change the laws regarding state revenues.
Video: Sen. Schupp Discusses a Busy Week at the Capitol
JEFFERSON CITY — State Sen. Jill Schupp, D-Creve Coeur, talks about some of the legislation taken up by the Missouri Senate this week.
Audio: Sen. Cunningham Discusses the Budget
JEFFERSON CITY — State Sen. Mike Cunningham, R-Rogersville, discusses Missouri’s Fiscal Year 2019 operating budget, which was given final approval on Wednesday. To download audio,
The Missouri Senate Minute for May 14: Final Week
JEFFERSON CITY — Missouri senators have reached the final week of the Second Regular Session of the 99th General Assembly. Several issues are still undecided for
This Date in Missouri Senate History: May 14, 1932
JEFFERSON CITY — This Date in Missouri Senate History reviews May 14, 1932, the day Missouri’s first female, African-American Missouri senator — Gwen Giles — was
This Date in Missouri Senate History: May 13, 1807
JEFFERSON CITY — This Date in Missouri Senate History reviews May 13, 1807, the day Missouri’s territorial Legislature passed an act relating to divorce and alimony.
Senator Crawford’s Capitol Report, for the Week of May 7
The Missouri General Assembly has only one constitutional requirement each year, to pass an on-time and balanced budget for the upcoming fiscal year. This week, the