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Category: Legislative Resources
Legislative Report: Week 3: Quiet Week in the House due to Shutdown
It was a relatively quiet week in the Missouri Senate this week, but even quieter in the House of
Legislative Report: Week 2: Governor Parson Inaugurated, GA Rules & Committees
On Thursday evening, Jan. 14, the Missouri House announced it is canceling session for the coming week, Jan. 18-22.
PRC postage increase order could represent existential threat to newspapers
From News Media Alliance: Arlington, VA – Today, the News Media Alliance and the National Newspaper Association – representing thousands of
Legislative Report: Week 1: 2021 Missouri Legislative Session Begins
NOW THAT 2020 IS IN THE REARVIEW MIRROR, GET READY FOR 2021First, mark your calendars! The 2021 legislative session
From NNA: IRS issues new rule allowing deductible expenses under PPP
The Internal Revenue Service this week issued a new ruling to clarify that small businesses receiving Paycheck Protection Program
Find your legislator: U.S. Senate
Follow the link below to find contact information for Missouri’s U.S. Senators, Roy Blunt and Josh Hawley. Click here: https://www.senate.gov/general/contact_information/senators_cfm.cfm?State=MO
Find your legislator: U.S. House of Representatives
Follow the link below to find contact information for Missouri's Representatives in Washington, D.C. Click here: https://www.house.gov/representatives#state-missouri
MPA Legislative Report: 2021 Missouri Legislative Session Issues
The COVID-19 pandemic is still challenging for everyone including legislators and members of the general public. In anticipation of
From NNA: NOT TOO EARLY TO GET IN LINE FOR PPP 2.0 LOANS
The National Newspaper Association distributed the following regarding the additional stimulus funding passed by Congress and approved by Pres.
Special Session Ends, MO COVID-19 Vaccine Delivery Website, MO State Board of Education Meeting
SPECIAL SESSION ENDS WITH CARES ACT BUDGET BILL,SLIGHT PROGRESS ON COVID-19 BUSINESS LIABILITY PROTECTIONThe Missouri Senate briefly discussed, then