JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – Lawmakers will be back in the Missouri State Capitol next week to start a new legislative session.
After some called last session dysfunctional, it seems that both sides of the aisle are optimistic about the new year. While leadership says there’s still unfinished business from last session, one top priority for this year is the state’s historic surplus.
Following the November election, dozens of new members will be joining the 102nd General Assembly.
Judge Latest Arrest in Investigation of Boone County Public Corruption
Boone County Judge Robert Hathaway was arrested Friday on a felony and misdemeanor charge.
Pace: Harrison Location Not Able to Operate at Level to Sustain Facility
Officials with the Michigan based Pace Industries they can no longer maintain efficient production levels at their Harrison facility leading to plans to close it down in April.
Several Departments Work Structure Fire in Galena
Several departments converge in Galena to battle a structure fire Thursday morning.
Legislation Passed to Clarify Tourism Funding
A bill passed by the Missouri Senate would reinstate some sources of Tourism funding.
The Missouri House gave initial approval this week to broadening the state attorney general’s power to arrest and detain individuals.
