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Missouri’s House Speaker expects bipartisan foster care legislation he’s championed to be the first House bill sent to the Senate next week in Jefferson City. The bill requires the state to apply for benefits for
Increasing access to safe and affordable child care is a priority for Missouri’s new House Speaker and for the Missouri Chamber of Commerce and Industry. Missouri Chamber president Kara Corches says there are nearly three
Missouri’s new House Speaker is the first medical doctor to serve as speaker in 140 years, and he’s the first Speaker from Jackson County in 157 years. He earned both his bachelors and medical degree
While Missouri House Republicans maintained their GOP supermajorities in last week’s elections, House Speaker-designee Jon Patterson (R-Lee’s Summit) is being challenged by a fellow Republican who is critical of Patterson’s voting record. State Rep. Justin
While the Missouri House Majority Floor Leader hopes Republicans retain their supermajority in the November elections, he admits this is a tough election cycle with Amendment Three on the ballot. Republicans currently control the House
Missouri’s governor, two Cabinet members, state lawmakers and others will wrap up their trade mission to Japan today. Governor Mike Parson has met with executives from numerous Japanese companies, including Hitachi and Kawasaki. Hitachi has
Missouri’s House Majority Floor Leader will likely be the next House Speaker in 2025. Republicans currently have a 111-51 supermajority in the House in Jefferson City. Those 111 Republicans have selected State Rep. Jonathan Patterson
St. Louis County Circuit Judge Ellen Ribaudo has issued a temporary restraining order which temporarily blocks a rule that would restrict access to gender-affirming health care to children and adults. Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey
A retailer that sells brand-name home furnishings, small appliances and gifts is closing all of its stores nationwide, including its Columbia location on Forum Boulevard. Zimmer’s “Inside Columbia” magazine reports Tuesday Morning will close its
The Missouri House has voted to give final approval to bipartisan legislation that creates a one-mile buffer between landfills and neighboring towns. House Bill 909 is sponsored by State Rep. Mike Haffner (R-Pleasant Hill). This
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