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GOP eyes bill forcing Kansas City to put more money toward police - Vimarsana News

GOP eyes bill forcing Kansas City to put more money toward police

After the Democratic mayors of Kansas City and St. Louis last year moved to shift police funds towards community outreach and crime prevention initiatives, Republican lawmakers in Jefferson City vowed a response.

GOP Eyes Bill Forcing Kansas City to Put More Money Toward Police as Session Nears End - Vimarsana News

GOP Eyes Bill Forcing Kansas City to Put More Money Toward Police as Session Nears End

After the Democratic mayors of Kansas City and St. Louis last year moved to shift police funds towards community outreach and crime prevention initiatives, Republican lawmakers in Jefferson City vowed

Lawmaker says GOP resistance may doom Missouri marijuana legalization bill • Missouri Independent - Vimarsana News

Lawmaker says GOP resistance may doom Missouri marijuana legalization bill • Missouri Independent

Rep. Ron Hicks says House Majority Leader Dean Plocher stalled his marijuana legalization bill in order to ensure it includes license caps.

Missouri House passes vaccination liability bill - Vimarsana News

Missouri House passes vaccination liability bill

Members of the House also voted on Monday to advance a bill banning ballot drop boxes as well as one elevating 911 dispatchers to the status of emergency responders. All three bills now go to the Senate with three weeks remaining until the legislature adjourns.

Missouri House passes bill expanding liabilities for employers requiring vaccinations - Vimarsana News

Missouri House passes bill expanding liabilities for employers requiring vaccinations

Members of the House also voted on Monday to advance a bill banning ballot drop boxes as well as one elevating 911 dispatchers to the status of emergency responders. All three bills now go to the Senate with three weeks remaining until the legislature adjourns.

Source: krcu.org