Missouri News and Info Daily Tracker

Dec 12 2024 134 ep. 2 mins 1
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Missouri State News Tracker

Keep up with the latest in Missouri politics, economy, education, sports, and local events with "Missouri State News Tracker." Your source for news in the Show-Me State. Ideal for Missouri residents and those following Missouri news.

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Mike Kehoe Elected Governor, Missouri Voters Approve Landmark Amendments Amid Ongoing Drought Crisis

Dec 12 2024 2 mins  
Missouri has seen a flurry of recent developments across various sectors. In government and politics, a significant change is on the horizon with Republican Mike Kehoe elected as the new governor, succeeding Governor Mike Parson[2]. This transition comes after a general election that also saw voters approve Amendment 3, which overturns the state's abortion ban, and Amendment 2, whi

Missouri Faces Economic Challenges and Drought Conditions, Governor Takes Action in Pivotal Winter Months

Dec 12 2024 1 mins  
Missouri has seen a flurry of recent developments across various sectors. Governor Mike Parson has been active, declaring December as Christmas Tree Month in the state and unveiling his official portrait in the new Hall of Governors[1]. Additionally, he has announced 16 appointments to various boards and commissions, further shaping the state's administrative landscape[1].In econom

Missouri Voters Defy Party Lines with Abortion Rights Amendment, Signal Shift in Political Landscape

Dec 12 2024 1 mins  
Missouri has seen a mix of significant developments across various sectors recently. Governor Mike Parson proclaimed December as Christmas Tree Month in Missouri, highlighting the state's agricultural contributions and the importance of Christmas tree farms to the local economy[1].In the realm of politics, the recent election results showed that while Missouri Republicans maintaine

Missouri Braces for Drought Crisis as Legislature Wraps Up Productive Session, Basketball Triumph Highlights State's Resilience

Dec 11 2024 2 mins  
Missouri has seen a mix of significant developments across various sectors in recent months. In government and politics, the 2024 regular session of the Missouri Legislature concluded on May 17, with 28 bills Truly Agreed To and Finally Passed (TAFP), including budget bills for various state departments[1][5]. Governor Mike Parson has been active, notably signing Executive Order 24

Missouri Tackles Drought and Economic Growth in 2024 Legislative Session Finale

Dec 10 2024 1 mins  
Missouri has seen a range of significant developments across various sectors recently. Governor Mike Parson signed Executive Order 24-16, closing state offices at 12 p.m. on Tuesday, December 24, 2024, to allow state employees to spend more time with their families during the Christmas season[1].In government and politics, the 2024 regular session of the Missouri Legislature conclu

Missouri Prepares for Transformative Year with New Laws, Economic Initiatives, and Drought Response

Dec 09 2024 1 mins  
Missouri is gearing up for significant changes and developments across various sectors. Recently, Anthem shelved its plan to limit anesthesia coverage in Missouri following backlash, as reported by the St. Louis Post-Dispatch[1]. This decision comes as a relief to many, with incoming House Speaker Jon Patterson (R-Lee’s Summit) commenting on the matter.In legislative news, the Mi

Missouri Faces Pivotal Challenges in Politics, Economy, and Public Safety in 2024

Dec 08 2024 2 mins  
Missouri has been at the center of various significant developments across different sectors. In government and politics, the state's trigger law banning nearly all abortions remains in effect, but Amendment 3 is set to take effect, bringing potential changes to the state's abortion policies[1]. The Missouri Republican Party has also been dealing with internal conflicts over delega

Missouri Faces Political and Economic Crossroads: Jobs, Taxes, and Controversial Legislation Dominate 2024 Landscape

Dec 07 2024 1 mins  
Missouri has seen a flurry of political and economic developments recently. In the political sphere, the state legislature is gearing up for the 2025 session, with several bills already making headlines. A proposal by Sen.-elect David Gregory (R-Chesterfield) to pay residents $1,000 for reporting illegal aliens has sparked controversy[1]. Meanwhile, Rep. Bishop Davidson (R-Republic

Missouri Tackles Major Challenges: Economic Growth, Education Reform, and Legal Battles Reshape State Landscape

Dec 06 2024 2 mins  
Missouri has seen a flurry of recent developments across various sectors. In government and politics, Lieutenant Governor Mike Kehoe has decided to retain Anna Hui as the director of labor and industrial relations, a move that underscores continuity in state labor policies[1]. Additionally, there have been significant legal battles, with a judge set to consider the first lawsuit ai

Missouri Braces for Change: Wage Hike, Economic Growth, and Political Shifts Mark Transformative Period

Dec 05 2024 2 mins  
Missouri has seen a variety of significant developments across different sectors recently. Top headlines include the execution of Christopher Collings by lethal injection, marking another instance of capital punishment in the state[4]. Additionally, Governor Parson has requested a federal disaster declaration in response to severe storms, underscoring the state's ongoing efforts to