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Senate passes consolidated anti‑trafficking package after technical amendments Lawmakers adopted a consolidated package of House bills reclassifying and strengthening penalties for crimes against minors, standardizing terminology and adding training requirements; the Senate adopted technical amendments clarifying training delivery and cost protections for first responders.

The Senate has taken a bold step to combat child trafficking in Missouri by passing a comprehensive package that redefines offenses and strengthens protections for minors.

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#MO #MissouriChildren #LegislativeReform #CitizenPortal #ChildProtection #HumanTrafficking

Senators clash after memorial highway naming removed from consent calendar A dispute on the Missouri Senate floor erupted after a senator removed a highway‑naming bill honoring fallen firefighter‑paramedic Graham J. Hoffman from the consent calendar, prompting emotional pleas from the sponsor and colleagues who called the action inappropriate political leverage.

Tensions flared in the Missouri Senate as a proposed memorial highway for fallen firefighter-paramedic Graham J. Hoffman faced political pushback, igniting passionate pleas for honor and respect.

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Senator proposes constitutional 'Show Me Prosperity Fund' to fund state government from investment earnings A Senate sponsor introduced SJR95, a constitutional amendment proposing a long‑term endowment to be seeded by a one‑time appropriation and grown by compound returns with the eventual aim of replacing state tax revenue; senators pressed for realistic funding and timeline assumptions.

A bold new proposal in Missouri aims to replace state taxes with a "Show Me Prosperity Fund" fueled by investment earnings, but will it truly deliver prosperity or just create budgetary headaches?

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Senate adopts committee advice, refers dozens of house bills and sets adjournment dates The senate adopted a committee report giving advice and consent to gubernatorial appointments, the secretary read referrals for many house bills across committees including judiciary, education and transportation, and the presiding officer announced a technical session and adjournment until March 19 (return March 23 at 4 p.m.).

The Missouri Senate has taken crucial steps by adopting a committee report on gubernatorial appointments and setting the stage for a flurry of house bill referrals!

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Senate passes large statutory cleanup bill described by sponsor as "taking out the trash" Senate substitute for Senate Bill 8 89, a statute‑cleanup measure described by its sponsor as removing expired, terminated and obsolete statutes, passed on third reading after the sponsor called it small in intent but nearly 400 pages; recorded vote 28–1.

The Missouri Senate just passed a "small" bill that's nearly 400 pages long, aimed at cleaning up outdated laws—sounds like it's time to take out the legislative trash!

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Senate approves bill letting hospitals invest up to half of nonoperating funds The senate passed SB 10 19 on third reading, allowing hospitals to invest up to 50% of funds not required for operations; sponsor said the change should help hospitals earn higher returns. Vote recorded as 29–0.

The Missouri Senate has just passed a groundbreaking bill allowing hospitals to invest up to 50% of their nonoperating funds, promising to boost returns and improve healthcare finances!

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#MO #CitizenPortal #MissouriHospitals #EconomicGrowth #HealthcareInvestment #PublicPolicy

Senate approves bill to expand family supports and establish statewide communication access service On third reading the senate passed Senate Substitute No. 3 for Senate Bill 10 62 to create public‑assistance connections with community and faith‑based groups and establish a statewide communication access service intended to improve Americans with Disabilities Act compliance; the measure passed on a recorded vote, 28–1.

The Missouri Senate just passed a groundbreaking bill aimed at connecting struggling families with local organizations while enhancing communication access for those with disabilities!

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Hamuo and Mo's "Hell Mode: The Hardcore Gamer Dominates in Another World with Garbage Balancing" gets an English dub to be streamed on Thursday.
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Missouri judge rejects a challenge to new US House districts backed by Trump A Jackson County circuit judge in Missouri ruled on Thursday that a new, GOP-friendly congressional map can stay in place ahead of the midterms.

A generation of GOP leadership has taken #MO down & backwards. They now want to eliminate income tax & personal property tax and instead rely on more regressive taxes so the folks in back can pick up the tab #moleg ground.news/article/judg...

杰弗里·爱泼斯坦明知自己是变种人，为何还要坚称自己比地球上所有黑人都优越？我们目前还不知道他是否拥有尼安德特人“食人族”的基因血统？

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西方文明中所谓的“白人精英”似乎只对维护和捍卫既有叙事、幻象和意识形态感兴趣，而对真正的科学发现却不感兴趣。

杰弗里·爱泼斯坦为何坚持自己高人一等？🙄

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Fake White elites thus western civilisation is only interested in restoring, defending narratives, illusions, ideology than making actual scientific discovery
Why would #Epstein insist he is superior 🙄 #IDIOTS
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Gov. Kehoe has signed HB 2014 (Deaton & Black - To appropriate money for supplemental purposes for the expenses, grants, refunds, and distributions of the several departments and offices of state government, and the several divisions and programs thereof) #MO #MOLeg #MOGov #MOHouse #MOSenate

House perfects bill making damage or theft of wired telecom infrastructure a felony Lawmakers approved amendments and perfected HB 2383 to add wired telecommunications infrastructure (including copper and fiber) to critical-infrastructure protections, scale penalties by value and service interruption, and make scrap-dealer provisions enforceable.

Missouri lawmakers are taking a stand against utility theft by perfecting a bill that elevates penalties and introduces community service options for low-level offenders.

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House advances statute-of-limitations package to extend childhood abuse window, narrows some civil limits The Missouri House advanced a combined package that extends the civil window for adult survivors of childhood sexual abuse while also reducing some civil statute-of-limitations periods for personal-injury claims, prompting a heated floor debate over victims' access to justice and impacts on insurers and schools.

Missouri's House is at the center of a heated debate as it advances a controversial law that aims to give adult survivors of childhood sexual abuse more time to seek justice, while simultaneously tightening limits for other civil claims.

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House approves a slate of bills on telehealth, local districts, infrastructure and more On 03/06/2026 the Missouri House approved multiple committee substitutes and perfected a wide range of bills including measures on telehealth licensure, entertainment districts, assessment caps, refinements to school-employee training, and consumer protections; several contentious items and amendments were recorded by roll call.

The Missouri House made waves by passing critical bills on telehealth, local governance, and infrastructure, setting the stage for significant policy changes.

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Commerce Committee hears bill to revive MODESA to spur downtown investment A public hearing on House Bill 33 95 proposed to reauthorize the Missouri Downtown Economic Stimulus Act (MODESA). Sponsor Representative Christ and a slate of business and civic leaders said the program previously attracted billions in private investment and urged adding residential development; no opposition testified and no vote was taken.

House Bill 33 95 aims to revive the Missouri Downtown Economic Stimulus Act, promising billions in private investments and thousands of jobs with no risk to the state!

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House committee advances bill barring insurers from cutting off anesthesia-time payments, adopts substitute 15-0 A House committee voted unanimously to advance a committee substitute combining House Bill 25,70 and related language that would prevent insurers from declining to pay for anesthesia time when a surgery runs long; the panel adopted an amendment and substitute after testimony from medical groups and objections from insurers about definitions and billing rules.

A Missouri House committee has unanimously voted to protect patients from insurance companies that refuse to cover extended anesthesia time during surgeries.

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Committee hears bill to add fingerprinting for sports-wagering applicants Representative Benny Cook presented House Bill 31-54 to clarify fingerprint and background-check authority for sports wagering and fantasy-sports applicants; the Missouri Gaming Commission supported the change, citing a federal requirement to fingerprint nonresident applicants, and no opposition was recorded at the hearing.

Missouri is stepping up its sports wagering regulations with a new bill requiring fingerprint and background checks for applicants—could this change the game?

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#MO #CitizenPortal #PublicSafety #SportsWagering #MissouriGaming #RegulatoryReform

Senator from Jefferson seeks to ‘clean up’ Missouri statutes; Senate orders substitute printed Sen. from Jefferson presented a 400‑plus page senate substitute that strips obsolete citations, repeals expired reporting requirements and removes references to repealed statutes; sponsor described it as non‑controversial housekeeping and the chamber declared the substitute perfected and ordered it printed.

A Missouri senator is spearheading a major overhaul of outdated laws, aiming to streamline and clarify the state's statutes for a more efficient legal framework.

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#MO #CivicAccountability #LegislativeReform #MissouriStatutes #CitizenPortal #GovernmentTransparency

Senator from Newton leads passage of bill allowing dissolution while pregnant in cases of violence The Senate approved a House committee substitute that allows a person to seek dissolution of marriage during pregnancy in cases involving violence, with the sponsor saying it prevents pressure to seek abortion. The bill passed by constitutional majority (29-0).

Missouri's Senate has taken a historic step by passing a bill that empowers victims of domestic violence to seek divorce during pregnancy, ensuring safety without the pressure of making urgent decisions.

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#MO #VictimProtection #CitizenPortal #LegalRights #BipartisanSupport

Missouri Senate passes bills on telecom, real-estate disclosures, ambulance districts, schools and speed limits On March 4, 2026, the Missouri Senate approved a slate of bills including measures on ambulance district consolidation, real-estate disclosure, telecom infrastructure protection, offender registry consistency, urban school board terms and a rural interstate speed limit increase; most bills passed unanimously or by comfortable margins.

The Missouri Senate just passed a series of significant bills aimed at improving public safety, real-estate transparency, and education, all with impressive bipartisan support!

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#MO #MissouriSchools #CitizenPortal #EducationReform #PublicSafety #InfrastructureDevelopment

Senate passes criminal-justice package after heated debate over juvenile penalties and fiscal notes After extended floor debate about juvenile penalties, fiscal impacts and rushed procedure, the Missouri Senate passed Senate Substitute No. 3 for SB 888, a criminal-justice package with penalty provisions, by a 20-9 roll call on March 4, 2026.

After a fiery debate, the Missouri Senate passed a controversial criminal-justice package that raises questions about fiscal impact and juvenile rehabilitation.

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#MO #MissouriJuvenileJustice #CommunityRehabilitation #CriminalJusticeReform #CitizenPortal #FiscalTransparency

Senator from Cass pushes ESA audit changes and school‑finance transparency; amendment adopted 16‑14 Senate debate on a substitute to SB 1029 covered educational savings accounts, limiting ESA marketing, shifting auditing authority and a transparency portal for school finances. An amendment to require searchable public financial disclosures was adopted by a 16‑14 standing vote; the substitute was placed on the informal calendar.

Missouri's Senate is shaking up school funding with a new bill that promises greater transparency and tighter control over educational savings accounts—will this change the game for local districts?

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#MO #CitizenPortal #SchoolFinance #EarlyChildhoodFunding

Missouri lawmaker urges repeal of death penalty; clergy, defenders and exonerees’ advocates tell committee to abolish capital punishment Representative Jim Murphy presented House Bill 21-53 to repeal Missouri’s death penalty at a House Corrections and Public Institutions hearing. Supporters — including clergy, the state public defender and former corrections staff — cited wrongful convictions, staff trauma and higher costs of capital cases; the committee took testimony but did not vote.

A Missouri lawmaker is championing a bill to repeal the death penalty, citing its high costs and moral implications as compelling reasons for change.

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#MO #CitizenPortal #MissouriCorrections #CostEffectiveness #JusticeReform

Sponsor calls Born‑Alive Survivors Protection Act necessary; senators raise First Amendment and medication‑abortion concerns Senate substitute for SB 999 was introduced as the Born Alive Survivors Protection Act to require medical care for infants born alive following abortions; senators questioned overlap with federal and state law, penal provisions, and whether language would effectively ban medication abortions or restrict protected speech.

The Missouri Senate is debating the Born Alive Survivors Protection Act, a bill that could redefine medical care for infants born during abortions amidst concerns over federal overlap and potential restrictions on medication abortions.

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#MO #MissouriInfants #CitizenPortal

Missouri committee votes 11-0 to advance HB 1734, a low-interest erosion loan program for homeowners The Missouri House Committee on Conservation and Natural Resources voted unanimously to pass House Bill 1734, which would create a low-interest financing option for homeowners to address serious erosion problems; the bill advanced out of committee and the panel adjourned.

The Missouri House Committee just voted unanimously to advance a game-changing bill that offers homeowners low-interest loans to tackle serious erosion issues!

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Senate reads and signs supplemental appropriations substitute for House Bill 20-14 The Senate read at length a Senate substitute for the Senate committee substitute for House Bill 20-14, a supplemental appropriations measure, and signed it so it may become law after no objections were voiced on the floor.

The Senate has officially moved forward with House Bill 20-14, paving the way for vital funding across state departments without a single objection!

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