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Governor Parson meets with Missouri GOP legislative leaders on special session

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Missouri’s Republican governor met separately with GOP leaders in the Senate and House on Tuesday in Jefferson City, discussing the upcoming special session on tax cuts and farm tax credits. House Speaker Pro Tem John Wiemann (R-O’Fallon) is confident the House will support both bills, including Governor Mike Parson’s call for the largest tax cut …

Missouri water resources implementation legislation is moving forward

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Bipartisan legislation approving the Missouri water resources plan and its implementation is a step closer to approval. The Senate has approved the bill 26-2, and it now heads to a House committee in Jefferson City this (Tuesday) morning. Senate concurrent resolution 31 from State Sen. Jason Bean (R-Holcomb) notes Missouri’s thousands of miles of rivers, …

Kehoe: Grain Belt bill will hit Missouri Senate floor this session

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The lieutenant governor wants to be Missouri’s next governor. Jefferson City Republican Mike Kehoe is emphasizing his business background and legislative experience. “Keeping a business guy in the executive branch that has run businesses across this state and understands both the ag economy and the urban economy,” Kehoe says. Kehoe served as Missouri’s Senate Majority Leader, …

(AUDIO): Missouri Lt. Governor Mike Kehoe appears on 939 the Eagle’s “Wake Up Columbia”

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Missouri Lt. Governor Mike Kehoe (R) has announced he’s running for governor in 2024. He joined 939 the Eagle’s “Wake Up Columbia” live this morning, outlining his experience and business background. He also promoted the annual Buy Missouri Day, which is underway at the Statehouse in Jefferson City. We also asked the lieutenant governor about …

Missouri Senate to have short week, due to upcoming winter storm

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The National Weather Service (NWS) in Kansas City/St. Louis says Columbia and Jefferson City are expected to receive ten to 14 inches of snow, by Thursday evening. Missouri Senate Majority Leader Caleb Rowden (R-Columbia) tells 939 the Eagle that there will be no session tomorrow or Thursday, due to the winter storm. Rowden hinted that …
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