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Republicans said the revenue reduction that would result if the plan is unchanged is an error and that the measure would be revised before debate.
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The legislation is aimed at hospitals that don’t stock emergency contraception on religious grounds. This can help survivors find and potentially fund the birth control on their own.
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The suit alleges the company failed to disclose the highly addictive effects of the drug, which is available in gas stations and smoke shops across the state.
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Local entities, such as school and fire protection districts, worry the ballot measure would significantly impact their budgets.
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Backers of a new abortion-ban amendment say more time, tighter coordination and earlier support from Missouri Republican leaders could make the difference in 2026.
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Nitazenes have been detected in school wastewater systems, including some in southwest Missouri.
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The budget bills now go to the Missouri Senate, where they are likely to undergo many changes. The House must also consider several other budget bills, including funding from the American Rescue Plan Act.
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Secretary of State Denny Hoskins hasn't announced a determination yet on whether an up-or-down vote on the redistricting plan will go before voters.
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A coalition, which includes Missouri Jobs with Justice, held the event at the Library Center.
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Only about 200,000 of the 300,000 signatures submitted to force a statewide vote on the gerrymandered congressional map are being checked. Backers of the referendum are less than 200 signatures short of making the ballot but want all signatures reviewed.
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Supporters say the bill would expand placement options for children in state custody, while critics worry it could shelter bad actors after years of abuse allegations at unlicensed boarding schools.
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In April's local elections, 97 Missouri counties will vote on property tax exemptions following a mandate for reform in a bill passed last year.