The American Red Cross is pitching in to help people displaced by the winter storm that hit Missouri over the weekend, while Missouri Electric Cooperatives are standing by to help states where ice has cut power to hundreds of thousands of people. Missouri was “very...
Missourians who suffer from treatment resistant epilepsy could be allowed to take an extract from cannabis under a law the House passed Thursday. The bill would allow use of a hemp extract for treatment of epilepsy that a neurologist has determined is...
The House Committee on General Laws spent an hour-and-a-half Tuesday afternoon hearing five different proposals that all take different approaches at ethics reform. Lawmakers left that hearing appearing to agree that ethics reform is needed. Governor Jay Nixon and...
The House has approved an attempt at resuming collection of taxes on vehicles purchased out-of-state, after a state Supreme Court ruling halted it earlier this year. The Court ruled that Missouri should not have been collecting sales tax on vehicles bought outside...
