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The effort to keep the Kansas City Chiefs and Royals in KC made it to the state Capitol on Wednesday. Jackson County leaders met with lawmakers and Governor Kehoe to come up with a plan
Today marks the first day of the 2025 Missouri legislative session in Jefferson City. Day one revolves around calling the session to order. Governor-Elect Mike Kehoe has told lawmakers he’d like to see the, focus
Republican legislators are ready to work on expansion of charter schools in Missouri when the General Assembly reconvenes on January 8th. The ‘Missouri Independent’ reports Democrats are pushing for more local control in counties where
Missouri Lawmakers held their veto session Wednesday, dealing with 12 total bills that Governor Parson vetoed. Out of the 12, just one was discussed. It was a House Bill 2010, which would appropriate money for
The question of allowing sports betting to take place in the state of Missouri will be on the November ballot, per a judge’s recent ruling. Under the proposed initiative, at least Five Million dollars a
President Trump has once again given his thoughts on a statewide race in Missouri. On social media Trump said two candidates for Lieutenant Governor, Holly Rehder and Dave Wassinger are “fierce advocates of MAGA” and
Missouri’s Senior U.S. Senator is asking Missourians to “pray” for former President Trump after the assassination attempt over the weekend. Hawley is also calling for a full, public investigation by Congress. Missouri Senator Eric Schmitt
A lawsuit alleging whistleblower retaliation by Missouri’s House Speaker has been filed. The suit claims Dean Plocher once described “stupid republican women” as “an invasive species”. House Chief Clerk Dana Miller filed the suit late
For the second year in a row now, the fate of a bill to create new child care tax credits is in the hands of a faction of the Missouri Senate Republicans. Designed to help
An Initiative Petition Campaign to raise Missouri’s minimum wage has delivered more than 210,000 signatures to the Secretary of State’s Office. Those signatures are more than double the necessary amount to get on an August
For several years now, sports betting bills have failed to gain much traction in the Missouri Legislature. While that remains the case in this session, a new way to legalize sports betting is gaining momentum.
Missouri employers are not forced to provide a lunch break under law, but that may be changing very soon. Representative Kevin Windham Jr of St. Louis County introduced HB 2856 which would require employers to
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