Jefferson City — This Week in the Missouri Senate reviews Senate Bill 51, legislation that modifies provisions relating to physical therapists. This measure was signed into law on April 27 and will take effect on Aug. 28.

Jefferson City — This Week in the Missouri Senate reviews more highlights from the 2023 regular legislative session and looks ahead at some of the items that may be in store for next year.

Jefferson City — This Week in the Missouri Senate reviews House Bill 827, legislation that seeks to modify provisions relating to student enrollment in the Missouri Course Access and Virtual School Program; Senate Bills 45 & 90, a measure that would modify provisions relating to health care; Senate Bill 75, which would modify provisions relating to retirement systems; and a review of the state’s Fiscal Year 2024 operating budget.

JEFFERSON CITY — This Week in the Missouri Senate reviews the Fiscal Year 2024 state operating budget; House Bill 301, legislation that seeks to modify provisions relating to public safety; and House Bill 268, a measure that would establish the Regulatory Sandbox Act.

Jefferson City — This Week in the Missouri Senate reviews the Missouri Senate version of the Fiscal Year 2024 state operating budget; House Joint Resolution 43, which — upon voter approval — would modify provisions for constitutional amendments; and House Bill 402, a measure that seeks to modify provisions relating to hospitals.

Jefferson City — This Week in the Missouri Senate reviews the Missouri Senate Appropriations Committee’s work on the Fiscal Year 2024 state operating budget; House Bills 903, 465, 430 & 499, which relates to foreign ownership of Missouri land; Senate Bill 74, legislation that seeks to create a DWI diversion program; and relations, heading into the final weeks of session.

Jefferson City — This Week in the Missouri Senate reviews Senate Bill 317, a measure that seeks to establish the Interstate 70 Improvement Fund; Senate Bill 413, legislation that would establish the Missouri Angel Investment Incentive Act; remaining legislation for 2023; Senate Bill 60, a measure that would prohibit discrimination based on sexual orientation or gender identity; and Senate Joint Resolution 42, which — upon voter approval — would create provisions relating to sheriffs.

Jefferson City — This Week in the Missouri Senate reviews Senate Bill 30, a measure that seeks to authorize sports wagering; Senate Bill 184, legislation that would modify provisions relating to tax relief for child-related expenses; Senate Bill 35, which would modify provisions relating to child custody and child support enforcement; and the Fiscal Year 2024 state operating budget

Jefferson City — This Week in the Missouri Senate reviews House Joint Resolution 43, which — upon voter approval — would modify provisions for constitutional amendments; Senate Bill 22, a measure that seeks to modify provisions relating to eligibility for parole; Senate Bills 56 & 61, legislation that would enact provisions relating to operating motor vehicles; and the remaining six weeks of the legislative session.

Jefferson City — This Week in the Missouri Senate reviews Senate Bill 39 and Senate Bills 49, 236 & 164, both of which relate to transgender issues; Senate Joint Resolution 35, which — upon voter approval — would modify provisions relating to property taxes; Senate Bill 85, legislation that seeks to provide for the designation of local control school districts; House Joint Resolution 43, which would let Missouri voters decide new initiative petition rules for our state; and Senate Bill 131, a measure that relates to firearm tax relief.

Jefferson City — This Week in the Missouri Senate reviews some accomplishments for the first half of the 2023 session, including Senate Bills 94, 52, 57, 58 & 67, a measure that relates to tax incentives for entertainers in our state; Senate Bills 3 & 69, legislation that seeks to modify provisions relating to the promotion of business development; Senate Bill 21, which would modify the duration of unemployment benefits based on the unemployment rate; Senate Bill 17, a proposal that would modify terms used in the elementary and secondary school funding formula; Senate Bill 75, legislation that seeks to modify provisions relating to public school retirement systems, including retirement allowance multiplier, working after retirement and increases for members in domestic partnership with reduced monthly payments; and the remainder of the 2023 session.

Jefferson City — This Week in the Missouri Senate reviews Senate Bills 49, 236 & 164, legislation that seeks to establish the "Missouri Save Adolescents from Experimentation, or SAFE, Act"; Senate Bill 131, which would modify provisions relating to firearms tax relief; Senate Joint Resolution 41, which — upon voter approval — would create the Joint Committee on State Security; and Senate Joint Resolution 38, which — upon voter approval — would change foreign ownership rules in our state.

Jefferson City — This Week in the Missouri Senate reviews Senate Bills 45 & 90, legislation that seeks to modify provisions relating to MO HealthNet; Senate Bill 151, a measure that seeks to authorize a property tax exemption for certain property used for childcare; Senate Bill 131, which would modify provisions relating to firearms tax relief; and Senate Bill 210, legislation that would allow for the curing of incomplete absentee ballot envelopes.

Jefferson City — This Week in the Missouri Senate reviews Senate Bills 45 & 90, legislation that seeks to modify provisions relating to MO HealthNet services for pregnant and postpartum women; Senate Bill 8, a measure that would modify provisions relating to personal property taxes; House Bill 14, a supplemental budget for the current fiscal year; Senate Bill 82, which modify provisions relating to public assistance; Senate Bill 34, a measure that would authorize school districts to offer elective social studies courses on the Hebrew Scriptures and the New Testament; and session progression.

Jefferson City — This Week in the Missouri Senate reviews Senate Joint Resolution 10, which — upon voter approval — would modify the initiative petition process; Senate Bills 94, 52, 57, 58 & 67, legislation that would establish tax credits for the production of certain entertainment; Senate Bill 75, a measure that seeks to modify provisions relating to public school retirement systems; and the newly formed Missouri Senate Select Committee on the Protection of Missouri Assets from Foreign Entities.

Jefferson City — This Week in the Missouri Senate reviews Senate Bill 100, a measure that seeks to create and modify provisions relating to gold and silver; Senate Bill 21, legislation that would modify the duration of unemployment benefits, based on the unemployment rate; Senate Bills 4, 42 & 89, which would modify provisions regarding elementary and secondary education; and  House Joint Resolution 43, which — upon voter approval — would modify provisions for constitutional amendments.

Jefferson City — This Week in the Missouri Senate reviews the beginnings of full discussion on legislation; Senate Bills 4, 42 & 89, legislation that seeks to modify provisions regarding transparency in public schools and create the Parents' Bill of Rights Act of 2023; Senate Bill 57 and Senate Bill 170, both of which would establish the Entertainment Industry Jobs Act; and Senate Bill 165, a measure that would create the "Save Women's Sports Act."

Jefferson City — This Week in the Missouri Senate reviews Senate Bill 44, legislation that would change the process for maintaining voter registration rolls; Senate Bill 5, a measure that seeks to allow the enrollment of nonresident students in public school districts; Senate Bill 78, which would modify provisions relating to the operation of certain law enforcement agencies; and the first hearings held by the Missouri Senate Appropriations Committee.

Jefferson City — This Week in the Missouri Senate reviews  Senate Bill 8, legislation that seeks to reduce the personal property assessment percentage; Senate Bill 45 and Senate Bill 90, both of which would modify provisions relating to MO HealthNet services for pregnant and postpartum women; reaction to the governor’s annual budget address; and potential legal reform legislation.

Jefferson City — This Week in the Missouri Senate reviews the second week of the 2023 legislative session.

Jefferson City — This Week in the Missouri Senate reviews the first week of the 2023 legislative session.