Missouri House bill would require ignition interlocks after 1st DUI
Missourians would have to have their vehicles equipped with ignition interlock devices after their first drunk driving conviction, under a bill under
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Missourians would have to have their vehicles equipped with ignition interlock devices after their first drunk driving conviction, under a bill under
Missouri law doesn’t officially recognize Black History Month — a fact that surprised several Black state lawmakers this week.
A new House Bill would change the regulations for installing an alcohol ignition interlock in all vehicles for people who have an alcohol impaired offense.
In an interview with KCUR's Up To Date, the Missouri governor also discussed budget priorities, state gun laws and the fallout from last week's failed confirmation hearing to nominate a new state health department director.
A redrawn congressional map cleared the Missouri House on Wednesday, but without an emergency clause needed for it to go into effect before the Aug. 2 primary.