The Missouri Senate gave an initial approval of a personal property tax cut late Tuesday afternoon that looks to counteract the recent jump in used car evaluations. The bill has seen multiple forms in past years and this year’s session.
On Monday, Feb. 27, Governor Mike Parson signed House Bill 14 into law. Also referred to as the Fiscal Year 2023 Early Supplemental Bill, HB 14 secures an 8.7 percent cost-of-living pay increase for all state team members and a $2 per hour shift differential for state congregate care staff.
The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) is quickly rising as one of our nation’s top foreign adversaries. Whether it’s stealing Americans’ intellectual property, collecting large amounts of personal data on families, or sending a spy balloon to collect sensitive information on military sites in Missouri and across our nation, the CCP is doing everything it can to weaken and gain the upper hand over America.
After testifying in committee, Secretary of State Jay Ashcroft is pleased that legislation initiated by his office regarding impact investing - often called ESG - is moving forward in the state legislature. Missouri is leading the way as one of the first states to implement safety measures regarding the environmental, social and governance investing strategy.
Members of the U.S. Congress should take a look at Missouri’s legislature on how to deal with New York U.S.
For too long, Washington special interests and big corporations have shaped the policies that impact hardworking Americans. That’s why, as Chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee, my number one priority is ensuring the working class has a seat at the table when it comes to crafting policies and legislation that impact just about every aspect of their lives.
Methamphetamine, or meth is a powerful stimulant that gives the user a strong euphoric and energizing high. Methamphetamine was first developed in 1893 and was used in World War II to keep the men of the Allies and Axis forces awake. It wasn’t until 1919 the process to make meth was streamlined and crystal meth was developed. In 1970, meth was outlawed in the US.
Congressman Jason Smith It’s no secret that Joe Biden struggles with the truth. Throughout his career, he’s made up stories and invented facts to help win support for his political agenda.
Audit on Statewide Advantage for Missouri (SAM II) and MissouriBUYS system recommends steps to reduce risk of unauthorized or inappropriate activity State Auditor Scott Fitzpatrick has released an audit of the Statewide Advantage for Missouri (SAM II) system, which handles billions of dollars in financial transactions each year for the state of Missouri. The report found security control weaknesses that could leave the system vulnerable to unauthorized or inappropriate transactions. Several of the findings were also reported in the previous state audit of SAM II, released in December 2019.
Methamphetamine, or meth is a powerful stimulant that gives the user a strong euphoric and energizing high. Methamphetamine was first developed in 1893 and was used in World War II to keep the men of the Allies and Axis forces awake. It wasn’t until 1919 the process to make meth was streamlined and crystal meth was developed. In 1970, meth was outlawed in the US.