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Residents outraged over state's massive, controversial highway expansion: 'I just want the roads fixed' - Vimarsana News

Residents outraged over state's massive, controversial highway expansion: 'I just want the roads fixed'

“I think our highways are fine, can we get an Amtrak expansion!”

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Missouri House Bill Could Reduce Employment Benefit Time Down to 8 WeeksOzark Radio News - Vimarsana News

Missouri House Bill Could Reduce Employment Benefit Time Down to 8 WeeksOzark Radio News

(MissouriNet) Missouri could cut unemployment benefits to as little as eight weeks. The state House has passed a bill that would base the amount of time someone could get jobless benefits on the unemployment rate. The lower the unemployment rate, the fewer weeks a person could get jobless aid. State Representative J. Eggleston from northwest Missouri's Maysville, is sponsoring the bill. He states that this bill would provide jobs and get the economy back in order. On the opposite side, State Representative Peter Merideth from St. Louis, is in opposition to this bill, stating plainly that ...

CALLS TO RESIGN: Missouri House Democrats file resolution urging Sen. Josh Hawley to resign - Vimarsana News

CALLS TO RESIGN: Missouri House Democrats file resolution urging Sen. Josh Hawley to resign

Updated: 2:46 PM CST Jan 12, 2021 KMBC 9 News Staff Missouri House Democrats have filed a concurrent resolution urging U.S. Sen. Josh Hawley to resign. The House Democrats said in a joint news release that Hawley played a “leading role” to incite last week’s riot at the U.S. Capitol in Washington, D.C.Aside from President Donald Trump, who roiled up supporters just before they stormed the Capitol, no politician has been more publicly blamed for last week’s unprecedented assault on American democracy than Hawley.Former Missouri Sen. John Danforth told The Associa...

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