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The push to make life better for women inside the Missouri Capitol strikes a chord for people like Kelly Schultz. One of the main lessons she learned… -
The Missouri House has passed all 13 budget bills with an estimated $26.6 billion spending plan for Fiscal Year 2015, which begins July 1.During… -
One of two bills that would limit punitive damages in lead contamination cases is on its way to Governor Jay Nixon (D).The provision is designed to… -
This article first appeared in the St. Louis Beacon, May 10, 2013 - Although chances of passage this legislative session remain slim, bills to extend…
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St. Louis-area police say a revised law is encouraging thieves to steal older cars and sell them for scrap, causing a big rise in auto thefts. The St.… -
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Nine State Senators won’t be returning to Jefferson City next year due to term limits. Among them, Republican Kevin Engler of Farmington, who made a… -
This article first appeared in the St. Louis Beacon, Oct. 18, 2011 - The Missouri Senate has failed to approve proposals to move the state's presidential…
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An attempt to replace Missouri’s presidential primary with statewide caucuses has failed in the State Senate, meaning the February 7th Democratic and… -
The Missouri Republican Party is abandoning the presidential primary and will use the caucus system to choose delegates for next year’s presidential race.… -
The Missouri Senate has delayed debate on a bill that would move the state’s presidential primary from February to March.The holdup involves a pending…
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