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Several state laws passed in 2023 will go into effect Jan. 1.

State Rep. Sarah Unsicker of St. Louis County is also running for attorney general in 2024. Her ouster from four committees was announced Thursday.

Some Missouri lawmakers are renewing a call for the state to take an anti-abortion step that goes further than prominent anti-abortion groups want to go.

More than six months after Montana Gov. Greg Gianforte vetoed one of the more broadly supported bills of this year’s legislative session just as the Senate voted to adjourn, lawyers

Mallory Schwarz, the executive director of Abortion Action Missouri, said the bills were “a stepping stone for a small fringe group of extremists to intentionally criminalize people seeking abortions.”

The NM Public Education Department and powerful members of the Legislative Finance Committee have been narrowly focused on extended learning time as the primary means to “fix” many of our academic woes.

CAMBRIDGE — Local state legislators gathered at the Chesapeake Grove Intergenerational Center Tuesday afternoon to share their expectations for the 2024 Legislative Session with constituents.

Many public school educators and advocates saw the Texas House’s vote blocking school vouchers last month as a forceful rebuke that should signal there’s no path forward left for Gov. Greg Abbott’s top legislative priority this year. But pro-voucher advocates, including private and religious school educators, say they will keep fighting for vouchers — both […]

In court filings Tuesday, the secretary of state’s office argued that the plaintiffs in the election contests “never served a citation” properly. But there’s no guarantee it’ll work.