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Missouri’s paid sick leave law to end next month after Republican-led repeal
The repeal of the sick leave provisions in Senate Bill 567 was among the highest profile fights in the General Assembly this spring, triggering lengthy filibusters and the deployment of a rarely used maneuver by Republicans to muscle it through the Senate after negotiations faltered.
The leader of the Missouri Senate has formed yet another committee to examine the efficiency of government. That’s in ...
Negotiations are still ongoing between MU Health Care and Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield, but a state senator is alleging they ...
The Missouri Senate is forming three new committees, including one to review state funding for diversity, equity and ...
Missouri Gov. Mike Kehoe signed 13 bills into law on Wednesday, including a sweeping education bill that bans students from ...
A leader of the Missouri Senate said Tuesday that she wants MU Health Care to accept terms offered by insurer Anthem Blue ...
Starting this fall, every K-12 district in Missouri, including charter schools, will need a written policy prohibiting ...
Lori Rook, an attorney with Ozarks Elder Law, will challenge Republican state Sen. Curtis Trent for his seat in the Missouri ...
Students across the Show-Me state will see sweeping new cell phone restrictions starting in the upcoming school year in K-12 ...
Legislation to restrict marriage for Missouri residents under age 18 had been stalled by Republican critics for years. The ...
Governor Mike Kehoe signed Senate Bill 68 today, which is said to give additional tools to local education agencies across the state. With more than 30 provisions in Senate Bill 68, ...
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