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Missouri lawmaker wants special session to include a fix for rising vehicle tax bills (LISTEN)

by Alisa Nelson | Jul 14, 2022 | News, Transportation

To listen to the Show Me Today interview with Missouri House Speaker Pro Tem John Wiemann, click below. The value of most vehicles goes down, but in Missouri, that’s not what’s happening. Due to a shortage of new vehicles, Missourians are paying a higher annual...
Missouri legislative leaders lay out budget priorities as 2022 half of session begins  (AUDIO)

Missouri legislative leaders lay out budget priorities as 2022 half of session begins (AUDIO)

by Ashley Byrd | Jan 5, 2022 | News

As a new year in the Missouri Legislature begins, leaders of the Republican Supermajority began setting spending priorities, especially for the $2.8 billion surplus that has come from federal COVID aid money. Senator Dan Hegeman, R- Cosby, chairs the powerful Senate...

Parson: Missouri will follow judge’s order on Medicaid expansion (AUDIO)

by admin | Aug 11, 2021 | Crime / Courts, Health / Medicine, News

Missouri’s governor says the state will proceed with voter-approved Medicaid expansion, following a recent unanimous ruling from the Missouri Supreme Court and Tuesday’s ruling from Cole County Circuit Judge Jon Edward Beetem. The judge has ordered the...

UPDATE: Missouri House votes to extend FRA, defund Planned Parenthood

by admin | Jun 30, 2021 | Health / Medicine, News

The Missouri House voted Wednesday to give final approval to separate pieces of legislation, extending a critical funding mechanism for Missouri Medicaid and another that defunds Planned Parenthood. The FRA legislation is heading to the governor’s desk. House...

Missouri House GOP leaders will handle crime bills as single-subject bills; full House to return August 24

by admin | Aug 11, 2020 | Crime / Courts, News

The top three Republican leaders in Missouri’s GOP-controlled House say they intend to simplify the process during the special session on violent crime, with single-subject bills. All Missouri House committee hearings originally scheduled for Wednesday and...
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