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Missouri Governor Wants School Districts to Have Letter Grades, Open Enrollment

Missouri Governor Wants School Districts to Have Letter Grades, Open Enrollment

by Mathew Pilger | Jan 15, 2026 | Education, News, Politics / Govt

Students in Missouri schools get report cards — and soon, school districts will too. Governor Mike Kehoe said he’s signed a new executive order that will require every district in the state to receive a letter grade. “The real test of Missouri’s education system...
Missouri Lawmaker Proposes ‘Charlie Kirk Day’ to Honor Slain Conservative Activist

Missouri Lawmaker Proposes ‘Charlie Kirk Day’ to Honor Slain Conservative Activist

by Mathew Pilger | Jan 9, 2026 | News, Politics / Govt

A Missouri lawmaker wants to honor conservative activist Charlie Kirk with his own day in the Show-Me State. State Sen. Adam Schnelting, R-St. Charles, introduced the resolution. “Our nation was shocked by the assassination of Charlie Kirk,” said Schnelting. “Our...
Missouri Lawmakers Kick Off Session: O’Laughlin Warns on Spending, Democrats Outline Priorities

Missouri Lawmakers Kick Off Session: O’Laughlin Warns on Spending, Democrats Outline Priorities

by Mathew Pilger | Jan 7, 2026 | News, Politics / Govt

Missouri’s 2026 legislative session kicked off on Wednesday. Senate President Pro-Tem Cindy O’Laughlin, entering her final year in the chamber, said she wants to challenge state government to focus on the basics. “Missourians want results, they want better roads,...
Missouri Proposal Aims to Prevent Surprise Union Deductions for Workers

Missouri Proposal Aims to Prevent Surprise Union Deductions for Workers

by Mathew Pilger | Jan 7, 2026 | Business, News, Politics / Govt

A Missouri lawmaker wants to delay union dues for new employees. O’Fallon Republican Mark Matthiesen has pre-filed a bill that would stop labor organizations from collecting union dues until a worker has logged at least 250 hours on the job. Matthiesen told...
Mothers Against Drunk Driving Urges Missouri Lawmakers to Require Ignition Interlocks and Victim Impact Panels

Mothers Against Drunk Driving Urges Missouri Lawmakers to Require Ignition Interlocks and Victim Impact Panels

by Mathew Pilger | Jan 2, 2026 | Crime / Courts, Education, News, Politics / Govt

Mothers Against Drunk Driving is renewing its push for tougher DWI laws in Missouri. The group wants ignition interlock devices required for all offenders convicted of drunk driving. Tabitha Perkins, MADD’s Missouri executive director, told Missourinet that they see...
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