Eigel launches bid for Missouri governor with a focus on tax cuts

by Anthony Morabith | Sep 25, 2023 | Elections, News, Politics / Govt

State Sen. Bill Eigel, R-Weldon Spring, has officially launched his campaign for Missouri governor. If elected as governor next year, he hopes to cut taxes. “We have to understand that, right now in the state of Missouri, and actually I think this is true for most...

Sen. Bill Eigel enters race for Missouri Governor (LISTEN)

by [email protected] | Sep 19, 2023 | News

Missouri now has a third Republican entering the race for Governor. His name is Bill Eigel, a current state Senator in the St. Charles region. He sits down with Anthony Morabith.

Upskill credentials bill is close to the finish line

by Anthony Morabith | May 9, 2023 | Legislature, News, Politics / Govt

After previously passing the Missouri House of Representatives, the Senate has passed a bill that would encourage workers to get upskill credentials. Upskill credentials are when employees utilize development opportunities and training programs to improve their...

Electrical brain stimulation to treat PTSD, other health conditions could be on the Missouri horizon

by Alisa Nelson | May 9, 2023 | News

Using electric pulses on the brain is a treatment for people battling certain health conditions. The Missouri Legislature is being asked to create a test program for some first responders, law enforcement officers, and veterans to use electroencephalogram combined...

Senate makes changes to foreign land ownership bill; sends back to House for consideration

by Anthony Morabith | Apr 18, 2023 | Agriculture, News, Politics / Govt

Does national security trump personal property rights if it relates to adversaries like China or North Korea? That was the debate last night in the state Senate over a package about foreign ownership of land. Under the latest version, a foreign entity would be banned...