MSHP: Marijuana expungements could take 5 years
Not only did Missouri miss its deadline to expunge past marijuana convictions within a year of cannabis becoming legal for adult recreational use, but it could be another half decade
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Not only did Missouri miss its deadline to expunge past marijuana convictions within a year of cannabis becoming legal for adult recreational use, but it could be another half decade
Following the announcement last month from Rep. Kyle Marquart, R-Washington, that he will host the inaugural “District 109 Day” at the Capitol on Jan. 9, 2024, more details for the
Rep. Kyle Marquart, R-Washington, wants to help his constituents learn more about how state government works. He’s starting with an event that will at least help them remember the number
Missouri State Treasurer Vivek Malek visited Washington Friday, stopping by the Washington Area Chamber of Commerce to meet with city leaders and talk up the MOBUCKS low-interest loan program, which
John Simmons, former Missouri State representative for the 109th District, has announced he will be running in 2024 for the seat he previously lost to state Rep. Kyle Marquart, R-Washington.