MO legislator wants more African-Americans appointed to top state posts
A member of Missouri’s Legislative Black Caucus wants to see the governor appoint more African-Americans to top state posts.
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Tax incentive bill passes Missouri House, stalls in Senate
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (AP) — A proposal to expand a Missouri tax incentive program for businesses has passed the state House but is meeting pushback in the Senate.
Tax incentive bill passes Missouri House, stalls in Senate
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (AP) — A proposal to expand a Missouri tax incentive program for businesses has passed the state House but is meeting pushback in the Senate.
Mizzou student tests positive for tuberculosis
A Mizzou student has been diagnosed with tuberculosis, otherwise called TB. MU spokesman Christian Basi says the student left the Columbia campus immediately after testing positive for the infectious disease. Whether the student lived on campus was not disclosed. TB is most often spread when someone with active tuberculosis of the lungs coughs near others […]
Ameren announces 2,000 electric modernization projects, expected to create thousands of jobs
Electric company Ameren Missouri says it’s doing 2,000 electric upgrade projects over the next five years throughout its 64-county territory.
Missouri senators look at tax credits
Missouri senators are re-visiting a familiar subject.
MO Senate committee considers charter school expansion bill
A state Senate committee is considering whether to expand charter schools to Missouri towns with at least 30,000 people.
Sen. Roy Blunt discusses the National Emergency
Missouri Senator Roy Blunt supported the new federal spending agreement to keep the government open.