Past Programs
January 2008
February 2008
March 2008
April 2008
May 2008
July 2008
September 2008
December 2008

In the September edition of Missouri Legislative Update, lawmakers return to the State Capitol to address bills that have been vetoed by the governor in the annual veto session, several committees meet to discuss a wide variety of issues that are important to Missourians across the state, and members of the General Assembly take time during the veto session to say farewell to their retiring colleagues.

September 2008
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In the July edition of Missouri Legislative Update, the governor signs Senate and House bills that affect Missourians across the state, lawmakers turn in their gavels for sandbags to help battle against the flooding, and the Capitol grounds receive a new monument to commemorate the historic journey of Meriwether Lewis and William Clark.

This month's Missouri Legislative Update features legislation lawmakers worked on during the final weeks of the 2008 legislative session, shows you what bills have been sent to the governor to become law, and gives you a look at the post session press conferences from the lawmakers themselves.

May 2008
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The April edition of Missouri Legislative Update highlights the House's version of the state's proposed operating budget for 2009, examines legislation making changes to a statewide scholarship program, shows how one state senator is working to make lakes and rivers in Missouri safer, and remember those who passed away and helped pave the way for fellow House and Senate members.

Missouri Legislative Update takes a look at the top stories from the Senate and the House of Representatives. This month on Missouri Legislative Update, the General Assembly works on bills that would tackle illegal immigration in the state, address the growing problem of cyberbullying, and examine the payscale for teachers and nurses in Missouri.

This month on Missouri Legislative Update, the Legislature's top priorities reach the floor for debate, including property tax reform, campaign financing, as well as educational issues.