Missouri Press Association
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AARP: Congress must act now to give Americans fair drug prices
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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,
Postage rate increase will go into effect Aug. 29, Court says
The Postal Service will raise postage rates on August 29, after the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District
MPA Executive Director Maassen Elected Secretary of NAM
MPA Executive Director Mark Maassen Directors from 29 newspaper associations in the United States and Canada attended the Newspaper Association
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