Missouri Press Association
Category: Legislative Reports
2022 Day at the Capitol Postponed due to COVID Surge
As the COVID-19 pandemic continues and cases surge due to the omicron variant, Missouri Press has made the decision
’22 Legislative Reports: Week 1: Missouri Legislative Session Begins
SENATE EXPERIENCES ROCKY START; HOUSE EMBARKS SMOOTHLY The second regular session of the 101st Missouri General Assembly kicked off Wednesday,
Legislative Report: VETO SESSION CALM IN HOUSE, DISORIENTED IN SENATE
The Missouri General Assembly met Wednesday, Sept. 15, for its annual Veto Session, resulting in no overturned legislation. Governor
Legislative Report: MID-SEPTEMBER VETO SESSION NEXT WEEK
Missouri state legislators will gather in Jefferson City on Wednesday, Sept. 15, for their annual Veto Session. Each year,
Legislative Report: MISSOURI SUPREME COURT TOSSES OUT 2018 BILL DUE TO MULTIPLE SUBJECTS
A lawsuit filed by the City of De Soto and a De Soto resident (the plaintiffs) sought a declaratory
Legislative Report: HOUSE BILL 362 MODIFYING THE SUNSHINE LAW, VETOED BY GOVERNOR PARSON
On July 9, Governor Mike Parson vetoed House Bill 362, sponsored by Rep. Bruce DeGroot, R-Ellisville, a bill modifying
Legislative Report: GOVERNOR SIGNS COVID LIABILITY PROTECTION IN MISSOURI
Today Governor Mike Parson signed Senate Bill 51 & 42 (Luetkemeyer, R-Parkville), the bill establishing limited protection for persons
Legislative Report: LEGISLATURE PASSES FRA BILL; AVOIDS FY22 BUDGET WITHHOLDS
The Missouri General Assembly ended its first special session of 2021 on Wednesday afternoon, June 30, as the House
Legislative Report: GOVERNOR CALLS SPECIAL SESSION FOR FRA
Governor Mike Parson (R) has announced a special session will begin at 12 noon on Wednesday, June 23, in the state
Legislative Report: SPECIAL SESSIONS LIKELY ON MEDICAID FUNDING AND REDISTRICTING
Medicaid - On May 14, the Missouri General Assembly adjourned for the year without passing the extension of the