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Missouri Senate approves $20 million to address childcare crisis
The Missouri Senate has reserved funding for innovative childcare models designed to give parents the support they need to get back to work. -
Missouri Ozarks Jan. 6 'insurrection' defendant prepares for July 19 D.C. trial
Shawn Bradley Witzemann operated a small business but his life drastically changed after attending a Trump rally at the nation’s capitol on Jan. 6, 2021 -
Renew Missouri: If lawmakers don't embrace renewable energy, businesses will look elsewhere
The state of Missouri is poised to lose economic opportunities if lawmakers do not get with the renewable energy program that is sweeping the nation, according to an environmental expert. -
Tom and Becky Minogue receive Service to Children Award from Ranken Jordan Pediatric Bridge Hospital
Tom and Becky Minogue receive Service to Children Award from Ranken Jordan Pediatric Bridge Hospital. -
Missouri Chamber study finds 95% of jobs lost due to COVID statewide have been recovered
A Missouri Chamber study found that the state of Missouri ranked in 16th place for the number of jobs it has regained since the pandemic hit in 2020 -
Armstrong Teasdale Adds Team of Attorneys in Denver, St. Louis
Armstrong Teasdale Adds Team of Attorneys in Denver, St. Louis. -
Budget Committee advances $500 tax credit proposal to Missouri House floor
After an amendment that would have made a proposed $500 tax rebate refundable was rejected, House Bill 3021 advanced out of committee this week -
The Practical Lawyer features Larry Katzenstein in 'Conversation with an expert'
The Practical Lawyer features Larry Katzenstein in 'Conversation with an expert'. -
House ponders eliminating 'pink tax' on feminine hygiene, diaper products
Missouri House considers legislation that would lower the sales tax on menstrual products but taxation experts say the measure defeats the purpose and that there are better ways to assist low-income women who cannot afford them. -
Wentzville judge invests $500K in state Senate campaign; Aug. 2 GOP primary will see crowded field
Judge Mike Carter is a candidate for state Senate who wants to get into the office on his own dime. -
MacDonald, Noce, and Fowler on Trial Academy Faculty
MacDonald, Noce, and Fowler on Trial Academy Faculty. -
Senate committee approves amendment to ban Medicaid expansion despite voter approval in 2020
Members of the Senate Appropriations Committee approved a proposed constitutional amendment last week that will remand to Missourians a 2020 approval of a ballot initiative that permanently expanded Medicaid -
Governor Parson Makes Six Appointments to Various Boards and Commissions, Fills One County Office Vacancy
Governor Parson Makes Six Appointments to Various Boards and Commissions, Fills One County Office Vacancy. -
Missouri Bar seeks general public applications for Judicial Performance Review Committee
Missouri Bar seeks general public applications for Judicial Performance Review Committee. -
Missouri Supreme Court upholds cap on $5.5 million punitive jury trial damages award
The Missouri Supreme Court ruled in favor of imposing limitations on a $5.5 million punitive jury trial damages award in All-Star Awards & Ad Specialties v. Halo Branded Solutions -
22nd circuit commission seeks applicants for Sullivan circuit, impending associate circuit judge vacancies in St. Louis
22nd circuit commission seeks applicants for Sullivan circuit, impending associate circuit judge vacancies in St. Louis. -
Missouri Attorney General’s Office Announces 169 Law Enforcement Agencies Cleared Backlog of Kits, 3 Prosecutions Underway
Missouri Attorney General’s Office Announces 169 Law Enforcement Agencies Cleared Backlog of Kits, 3 Prosecutions Underway. -
Newly-elected Rockwood school board trustee promises to listen, find common ground
Jessica Laurent Clark, who ran a grassroots campaign as an independent, is one of two new Rockwood school board candidates elected Tuesday. -
68 candidates are running for Congress despite a legislative redistricting deadlock
Although 68 people filed for election to the U.S. House in the August primary by Tuesday’s deadline last week, the Missouri legislature has yet to approve the district lines for those eight seats. -
Young Named CLM Professional of the Year
Young Named CLM Professional of the Year.