Category: Senator Dan Hegeman

The Missouri General Assembly is working toward solutions that may help curb some of the violent crime we are experiencing in our state. We have

The Missouri Legislature has returned to Jefferson City, after the governor called us back for an extra session to look at ways to curb violent

Lawmakers will make their way back to the Capitol this week to work on specific issues that relate to violent crime. It is not uncommon

This year, lawmakers passed a measure that takes a serious look at violent crime in our state. Senate Bill 600 is a multi-faceted approach to

After a long road of hard work and incredibly difficult decisions, Missouri has a budget in place for the new fiscal year. As chairman of

From my perspective, our state is slowly getting back to the way of life we knew before the COVID-19 pandemic overtook us. As our state

Everyone has heard the line “four score and seven years ago.” But the reasons that line exists are more important than the six words themselves.

As the state continues to improve its services, without raising costs to citizens, the Missouri Department of Revenue (DOR) has unveiled its new driver’s license.

Despite the shortened legislative session, I am proud of the work accomplished by my colleagues in Jefferson City during the past five months. Over the

During the past legislative session, my colleagues and I passed legislation that I believe takes a firm stand against discrimination in public contracting. In my