JEFFERSON CITY — Both the extra session and the annual veto session are scheduled to begin this week. Of the four measures vetoed this year, two may play a role in the extra session.
Part of our system of checks and balances includes giving the Legislature the ability to override vetoes the governor makes to legislation the Missouri General Assembly sends to him. If a bill is vetoed during the regular legislative session, lawmakers can …
JEFFERSON CITY — This Date in Missouri Senate History reviews Sept. 12, 1961, the day former Gov. — and Missouri Sen. — Phil Donnelly passed away.
JEFFERSON CITY — This Week in the Missouri Senate reviews House Bill 1720, which relates to agricultural tax credits. The governor vetoed this measure earlier this year. It could be brought up during the annual veto session. Agricultural tax credits are …
JEFFERSON CITY — This Date in Missouri Senate History reviews Sept. 9, 1901, the day the first Missouri State Fair was held.
A Special Relationship Lincoln University and Jefferson City enjoy a special relationship. Like any college town, the relationship between the two hasn’t always been easy, but one wouldn’t be the same without the other. From its founding in 1866 as the …
Senator Barbara Anne Washington’s Legislative Column for Sept. 8, 2022 Please Join Us for Community Service Day on Saturday! Leadership Delays Start of Extra Session House and Senate leaders have decided to delay starting the extra legislative session …
Senator Bill White’s Capitol Report for Sept. 8, 2022 Legislative Leaders Delay Start of Extra Session Leaders from both chambers have decided to delay the start of the extra legislative session until next Wednesday, Sept. 14, as they are still negotiating …
Governor Calls Lawmakers Back to Jefferson City Missouri lawmakers will reconvene at the State Capitol on Sept. 14 for the beginning of an extra legislative session focusing on income tax cuts and agriculture tax credit programs. During the regular …
JEFFERSON CITY — This Date in Missouri Senate History reviews Sept. 7, 1955, the day the Kansas City School District began the process of desegregation.
For Immediate Release: Sept. 6, 2022 Contact: Mike Kelley, 573-751-2173 Senator Bill White Named a 2022 Legislative Champion for Independent Living JEFFERSON CITY – State Sen. Bill White, R-Joplin, proudly announces he has been named a 2022 Legislative …
JEFFERSON CITY — Agricultural tax credits may be part of both the upcoming extra and the annual veto session, both of which are scheduled to begin next week.
We live in a world where higher education has been more of a necessity than a luxury for nearly a century. In fact, when the Founders were putting together what became the U.S. Constitution, Thomas Jefferson often spoke of the need to properly fund higher …
JEFFERSON CITY — This Date in Missouri Senate History reviews Sept. 6, 1937, the day the Missouri Board of Probation and Parole was established by the Legislature.
JEFFERSON CITY — This Date in Missouri Senate History reviews Sept. 4, 1793, the day Edward Bates was born.
JEFFERSON CITY — This Week in the Missouri Senate previews one of the issues that could be addressed in the upcoming extra session, as well as the annual veto session, both of which are scheduled to start on Sept. 14.
Returning to the State Capitol In the near future, my colleagues and I will return to the State Capitol for the start of an extra legislative session. Called by the governor, this extra session will focus on providing tax relief to countless Missourians …
JEFFERSON CITY — This Date in Missouri Senate History reviews Aug. 31, 1920, when Marie Byrum of Hannibal became the first Missouri woman to vote.
JEFFERSON CITY — A tax rebate for state taxpayers was included in House Bill 2090, which the governor vetoed. Both the veto and the issue of taxation could become a part of both the upcoming extra and veto sessions.
JEFFERSON CITY — This Date in Missouri Senate History reviews Aug. 30, 1852, start of the First — or Extra — Session of the 17th General Assembly.
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