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Experts discuss solutions to Missouri's poor highway safety record - Vimarsana News

Experts discuss solutions to Missouri's poor highway safety record

Missouri is failing when it comes to highway safety.

Missouri Senate gives initial approval to bills on tax cuts and credits - Vimarsana News

Missouri Senate gives initial approval to bills on tax cuts and credits

The bills the Missouri Senate advanced on Tuesday do contain an income tax cut and a series of agriculture tax credits, but do make significant changes compared to what Gov. Mike Parson initially requested.

Missouri Senate seeks to pass special session bills that differ from governor's proposal - Vimarsana News

Missouri Senate seeks to pass special session bills that differ from governor's proposal

The bills the Missouri Senate advanced on Tuesday do contain an income tax cut and a series of agriculture tax credits, but do make significant changes compared to what Gov. Mike Parson initially requested.

Source: krcu.org
Surprised by hate, soothed by love: Kansas City church gathers after homophobic vandalism - Vimarsana News

Surprised by hate, soothed by love: Kansas City church gathers after homophobic vandalism

The Kansas City United Church of Christ in Brookside was visited by area politicians the Sunday after its LGBTQIA+ affirming artwork was vandalized. Members say they want people to know that the congregation will always stand up for the rights of others.

Source: kcur.org
Voter ID bill clears Missouri legislature despite fierce criticism from Black Democrats • Missouri Independent - Vimarsana News

Voter ID bill clears Missouri legislature despite fierce criticism from Black Democrats • Missouri Independent

Missouri voters will be required to present a government-issued photo ID to cast a ballot under a wide-ranging elections bill.