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JEFFERSON CITY — The Senate has given initial approval to a bill that aligns Missouri’s income tax filing date with federal dates and protects taxpayers from penalties if they are denied a state …
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By Margaret Stewart and Abigail Didonna, Missouri News Network
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2/13/26
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JEFFERSON CITY — While advocates for dementia care services in Missouri emphasize the need for a state dementia care coordinator, legislators raised concerns over the state’s ability to fund the …
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By Emerson Smith and Kate Leverenz, Columbia Missourian
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2/13/26
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JEFFERSON CITY – A bill that aims to prohibit antisemitism within public schools and institutions of higher education was initially approved Wednesday by the House.
Rep. George Hruza, …
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By Eric Hughes and Xavier Asher, Missouri News Network
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2/13/26
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JEFFERSON CITY — The Missouri House of Representatives debated and passed multiple bills on Thursday, sending them to the Senate.
Restrictions on sex change hormones
House Bill 2033, …
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By Brandon Lorenz, KJ Drazen and Jack Schouten, Missouri News Network
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2/13/26
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JEFFERSON CITY — More than 100 locally owned businesses across Missouri have been the target of lawsuits concerning compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act on websites.
Missouri …
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By Jordan Davis and Hailey Sanford, Missouri News Network
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2/13/26
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Missouri leaders announced data showing that traffic fatalities declined in 2025 for the third year in a row, marking a significant milestone in the state’s ongoing effort to improve roadway …
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2/11/26
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The Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services (DHSS) is looking for non-profit organizations throughout the state to help feed thousands of children who would otherwise have no access to …
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2/11/26
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If your farm has been in your family since Dec. 31, 1926, you can apply to have it recognized as a Missouri Century Farm.
University of Missouri Extension, the MU College of Agriculture, Food …
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2/11/26
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High school students invited to apply through April 24
The Missouri Department of Transportation is helping build future leaders by encouraging youth to explore careers at MoDOT. The department …
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2/11/26
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Patients would have more flexibility when it comes to pharmacy care under two bills debated by legislators Wednesday.
The proposed legislation covers a range of …
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By Laine Cibulskis
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2/4/26
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Missouri leaders announced data showing that traffic fatalities declined in 2025 for the third year in a row, marking a significant milestone in the state’s ongoing effort to improve roadway …
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2/4/26
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JEFFERSON CITY — Patients would have more flexibility when it comes to pharmacy care under two bills debated by legislators Wednesday.
The proposed legislation covers a range of proposals to …
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By Laine Cibulskis, Missouri News Network
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1/29/26
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The Missouri Department of Revenue (DOR) is issuing this advisory to correct inaccurate information being circulated through some media outlets - most likely generated from artificial intelligence …
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1/28/26
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Know the Signs and What to Do
January is National Human Trafficking Prevention Month, with National Human Trafficking Awareness Day taking place on Sunday, Jan. 11, 2026. With employees …
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1/28/26
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State Budget Director Dan Haug apologized for a mistake in the proposed fiscal year 2027 budget ahead of a hearing Wednesday on this year’s $3.3 billion supplemental budget.
Haug announced …
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By Alex Gribb, Columbia Missourian
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1/23/26
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Senate members met once again to discuss a bill that would prevent state and local police from enforcing federal firearm laws. Members of the Senate Transportation Committee met Tuesday afternoon to …
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By Kaleb Anderson, Missouri News Network
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1/23/26
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JEFFERSON CITY — The House Committee on Children and Families held hearings Tuesday on several bills that failed to pass last year, including one allowing pregnant women to file for divorce.
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By Kennedy Voss, Missouri News Network
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1/23/26
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JEFFERSON CITY — A bill that would allow security guards in each chamber of the Missouri General Assembly to have the full power of law enforcement as peace officers was heard on Tuesday.
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By Emily Skidmore, Missouri News Network
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1/23/26
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Ameren Missouri wants to construct a nearly 30-mile transmission line through Callaway and Montgomery counties, prompting concerns from the Missouri Farm Bureau and some landowners.
In order to …
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By Jana Rose Schleis, Missouri News Network
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1/23/26
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JEFFERSON CITY — The Senate Economic and Workforce Development Committee heard testimony Wednesday on a proposal to spur investment in Missouri companies.
The bill, called the Angel Investor …
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By Anika Austvold, Missouri News Network
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1/23/26
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