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Fischer proposes bill for tax credit
Volunteers who work in public safety would get a tax credit if a bill proposed by State Rep. Linda Fischer, D-Bonne Terre, passes this legislative session.
Volunteers who work in public safety would get a tax credit if a bill proposed by State Rep. Linda Fischer, D-Bonne Terre, passes this legislative session.
Fischer serves on four House committees
Rep. Linda Fischer (D-Bonne Terre) has a busy schedule ahead of her this session.
Rep. Linda Fischer (D-Bonne Terre) has a busy schedule ahead of her this session.
State lawmakers have 350 pre-filed bills
When legislators opened session Wednesday in the House of Representatives and the Senate, they already had more than 350 pre-filed bills to consider.
When legislators opened session Wednesday in the House of Representatives and the Senate, they already had more than 350 pre-filed bills to consider.
State legislators open 95th General Assembly
State legislators will start the first regular session of the 95th General Assembly at noon on Wednesday, beginning with the swearing in of legislators.
State legislators will start the first regular session of the 95th General Assembly at noon on Wednesday, beginning with the swearing in of legislators.
Legislators have veto session Wednesday
State legislators will gather in Jefferson City Wednesday for the annual veto session to address bills vetoed by the governor, but the session is not expected to stir much conflict.
State legislators will gather in Jefferson City Wednesday for the annual veto session to address bills vetoed by the governor, but the session is not expected to stir much conflict.
Legislators give Kingston one-time exception to law
Missouri legislators have sent to the governor a bill that will give Kingston K-14 a one-time exception to the law.
Missouri legislators have sent to the governor a bill that will give Kingston K-14 a one-time exception to the law.
Engler: Seniors need protection from pushy sales tactics
Before the Missouri Senate perfected Senate Bill (SB) 1283 this week, Sen. Kevin Engler, R – Farmington, made sure it included an amendment designed to help protect senior citizens from overzealous insurance agents.
Before the Missouri Senate perfected Senate Bill (SB) 1283 this week, Sen. Kevin Engler, R – Farmington, made sure it included an amendment designed to help protect senior citizens from overzealous insurance agents.
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