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Missouri set to establish developmental standards for deaf children - Vimarsana News

Missouri set to establish developmental standards for deaf children

Nicknamed LEAD-K, or language equality and acquisition for deaf kids, it has been established in over 20 states.

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Missouri Governor Signs 'Siddens Bening Hands Free Law' | Kirksville Daily Express - Vimarsana News

Missouri Governor Signs 'Siddens Bening Hands Free Law' | Kirksville Daily Express

Drivers in Missouri will no longer be able to hold their cell phone in their hand while behind wheel under a new law signed by Gov. Mike Parson, Thursday. The Siddens Bening Hands Free Law, which passed in Senate Bill 398, prohibits all drivers from manually typing, scrolling, or holding their cell phone while driving. The law does allow drivers to utilize hands-free cell phone features like talk-to-text, Bluetooth, or speaker functions to talk, send messages, and use navigation functions.

Governor vetoes bill to boost payment for wrongly convicted - Vimarsana News

Governor vetoes bill to boost payment for wrongly convicted

The state shouldn't be responsible for paying people released after their convictions have been overturned, Gov. Mike Parson wrote, explaining his veto of a bill that expands who is eligible for compensation for being wrongly imprisoned.

Effort to boost payment for wrongly convicted vetoed by Missouri governor - Vimarsana News

Effort to boost payment for wrongly convicted vetoed by Missouri governor

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — The state shouldn’t be responsible for paying people released after their convictions have been overturned, Gov. Mike Parson wrote explaining his veto of a bill that

Effort to boost payment for wrongly convicted vetoed by Missouri governor • Missouri Independent - Vimarsana News

Effort to boost payment for wrongly convicted vetoed by Missouri governor • Missouri Independent

Gov. Mike Parson on Thursday vetoed a bill that expands who is eligible for compensation for being wrongly imprisoned.