JEFFERSON CITY — A new Missouri law continues to be looked at by a variety of interests. Senate Bill 43 modifies the law relating to unlawful
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This Week in the Missouri Senate for Oct. 20: Transportation
JEFFERSON CITY — This Week in the Missouri Senate reviews: This week’s hearing conducted by the 21st Century Missouri Transportation System Task Force, which was held
This Date in Missouri Senate History: Missouri Day
JEFFERSON CITY — This Date in Missouri Senate History reviews “Missouri Day,” which was created by the Legislature on March 22, 1915. “Missouri Day” is always
The Missouri Senate Minute for Oct. 17: Transportation
JEFFERSON CITY — The 21st Century Missouri Transportation System Task Force holds its second hearing in just as many weeks. At the same time, some Missouri
This Week in the Missouri Senate for Oct. 13: Transportation Committee
JEFFERSON CITY — This Week in the Missouri Senate reviews ongoing work of the 21st Century Missouri Transportation System Task Force, which held another in a
The Missouri Senate Minute for Oct. 10: Transportation Committee
JEFFERSON CITY — The 21st Century Missouri Transportation System Task Force plans to return to Jefferson City for its next hearing this week. The panel has
This Week in the Missouri Senate for Oct. 6: SB 108, SB 111 and Work Group Update
JEFFERSON CITY — This Week in the Missouri Senate reviews: Senate Bill 108, legislation that grants re-employment rights to members of the military (Audio: Bill sponsor,
The Missouri Senate Minute for Oct. 3: SB 108 and Work Group Update
JEFFERSON CITY — Senate Bill 108 grants re-employment rights to members of the military. The new law took effect on Aug. 28. In the meantime, the
This Date in Missouri Senate History: Oct. 1, 1826
JEFFERSON CITY — This Date in Missouri Senate History reviews Oct. 1, 1826, the day Jefferson City was chosen as the permanent seat of state
This Date in Missouri Senate History: Sept. 30, 1836
JEFFERSON CITY — This Date in Missouri Senate History reviews Sept. 30, 1836, the day Lt. Gov. — and former Missouri senator — Lilburn Boggs became