For the last two weeks, Representative Jason Smith has been busy serving Missourians as he tries to sway the direction America is heading. Upmost in people’s minds, the House did pass a budget bill. However, because the Senate changed it, the House must approve the new changes. Nonetheless, these are the bills and resolutions that […]
The ERASER Act, SB 1419, would require agencies that issue a new regulation to repeal three existing regulations.
From April 17th through April 21, 2023, homeschooled teenagers from across Missouri went to Jefferson City for TeenPact Leadership Schools.
In Jefferson City today, our legislators are debating the definitions and boundaries of home education, a FLEX School is Family.
A bill is going through the Missouri House committee, HB 1169. This is an update on the status of that bill.
This past week had different resolutions coming through the House. Representative Smith, cast his ballots for the people of Missouri.
Senator Jason Bean of Missouri is busy at work at the Capitol. He has sponsored Senate Bill 56, which bans electric device usage while driving.
President Biden does not seem to be committed to moving forward from the pandemic despite most of the world having done so.
Governor Parson announced that the Missouri Department of Public Safety approved over $9.9 million in grants to 43 sheriff’s offices.
Missouri legislators are currently deciding who chooses what goes into your meat and how much the public needs to know.
Missourians are voting Tuesday, April 4, 2023. On the ballot is the question about the proposed Oregon County Use Tax.
On Monday, March 20, 2023, President Biden signed Senator Josh Hawley’s COVID Origins Act of 2023 into law.
