St. Louis Venue Restricts Drag Show to 18+ After Facing GOP Hate
Chesterfield's the Factory was targeted by a state senator citing a new Missouri law cracking down on what minors can see
Source: riverfronttimes.com
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Missouri Has $6 Billion Surplus Should We Use It To Widen I-70?
Here's some news. Missouri has a $6 billion dollar budget surplus, and one lawmaker thinks the State should use it to rebuild Interstate 70.
Source: ksisradio.com
Missouri Has $6 Billion Surplus Should We Use It To Widen I-70?
Here's some news. Missouri has a $6 billion dollar budget surplus, and one lawmaker thinks the State should use it to rebuild Interstate 70.
Source: kxkx.com
Missouri bill would remove personal property tax in St. Charles
The bill would be a pilot program to test how it might work to remove personal property tax.
Source: ksdk.com
Missouri Legislature Moves to Keep Next Year's Senate Race From Being a Debacle
Missouri Senate Chamber (Credit: Mo Senate) Missouri has a storied history of…complicated US Senate races. In 2000, then-Governor Mel Carnahan (a Democrat) was vying for the Senate seat held by John Ashcroft (a Republican, who would subsequently be appointed as Attorney General by George W. Bush.) Tragically, Mel, his son, Randy, and his chief of staff, Chris Sifford, were killed in a plane crash on October 16, 2000. Just three weeks before the election (set for November 7, 2000), there arose an immediate question as to what would happen with the Senate race. Under Missouri Law, Carnahan’...
Source: redstate.com