(The Center Square) – A bill that would require local governments to approve extensions of public health emergency orders after 15 days is ready for adoption by the Missouri House.
(The Center Square) – Missouri voters in August approved a constitutional amendment that expanded Medicaid despite fierce opposition by the Legislature’s GOP majority and Republican Gov. Mike Parson.
(The Center Square) – Show Me State officials cannot show lawmakers and taxpayers how much of Missouri’s rich farmlands are owned by foreign agriculture corporations.
(The Center Square) – The Missouri House has revived a 2019 eminent domain battle by passing a bill that would require county commissions approve any proposed electrical transmission line spanning their jurisdictions.
(The Center Square) – The Missouri House Friday narrowly adopted a bill establishing the state’s first program to allow private donors to donate money for K-12 students to attend private schools in exchange for corresponding tax cuts.
(The Center Square) – Missouri Republicans have been proposing – and adopting – voter photo ID bills since 2006, even securing 63-percent approval of a 2016 ballot measure that included a voter photo ID mandate.
On March 2, St. Louis, Missouri, will hold a mayoral primary using an electoral system called approval voting for the first time in the city’s history. Candidates of all political affiliations will appear on the ballot without partisan labels and voters may choose any number of candidates to…
(The Center Square) – A draft ‘Stop Social Media Censorship Act’ bill has been circulating about state capitols for several years with little traction but, as of Tuesday, the model legislation has been introduced in one form or another in all 50 state legislatures.
(The Center Square) – The Missouri Senate Tuesday advanced two slates of priority Republican legislation with the adoption of a COVID-19 liability bill and preliminary approval of a measure enhancing protections for police and increasing penalties for unlawful protesters.
(The Center Square) – Mandating publicly-accessible websites that offer constituents full disclosure of taxes collected and spent by local governments and requiring price-comparison tools for health care and pharmaceutical consumers have been a trend in state legislatures nationwide for a decade.
(The Center Square) – A bill that would require local governments to approve extensions of public health emergency orders after 15 days is ready for adoption by the Missouri House.
(The Center Square) – Missouri voters in August approved a constitutional amendment that expanded Medicaid despite fierce opposition by the Legislature’s GOP majority and Republican Gov. Mike Parson.
(The Center Square) – Show Me State officials cannot show lawmakers and taxpayers how much of Missouri’s rich farmlands are owned by foreign agriculture corporations.
(The Center Square) – The Missouri House has revived a 2019 eminent domain battle by passing a bill that would require county commissions approve any proposed electrical transmission line spanning their jurisdictions.
(The Center Square) – The Missouri House Friday narrowly adopted a bill establishing the state’s first program to allow private donors to donate money for K-12 students to attend private schools in exchange for corresponding tax cuts.
(The Center Square) – Missouri Republicans have been proposing – and adopting – voter photo ID bills since 2006, even securing 63-percent approval of a 2016 ballot measure that included a voter photo ID mandate.
On March 2, St. Louis, Missouri, will hold a mayoral primary using an electoral system called approval voting for the first time in the city’s history. Candidates of all political affiliations will appear on the ballot without partisan labels and voters may choose any number of candidates to…
(The Center Square) – A draft ‘Stop Social Media Censorship Act’ bill has been circulating about state capitols for several years with little traction but, as of Tuesday, the model legislation has been introduced in one form or another in all 50 state legislatures.
(The Center Square) – The Missouri Senate Tuesday advanced two slates of priority Republican legislation with the adoption of a COVID-19 liability bill and preliminary approval of a measure enhancing protections for police and increasing penalties for unlawful protesters.
(The Center Square) – Mandating publicly-accessible websites that offer constituents full disclosure of taxes collected and spent by local governments and requiring price-comparison tools for health care and pharmaceutical consumers have been a trend in state legislatures nationwide for a decade.