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MoDOT says it s already following the rules after federal government discourages witty messages on highways

MoDOT says it s already following the rules after federal government discourages witty messages on highways
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Republicans Lead the Charge to Abolish Missouri s Death Penalty

“Being 100 percent pro-life, I believe that the death penalty is something that we really need to examine," said Rep. Jim Murphy

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Group of Republican lawmakers raise concerns about Missouri death penalty

A group of Republican lawmakers raised concerns about the death penalty and advocated for legislation that would abolish it in Missouri during a Tuesday press conference at the state Capitol

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Should St Louis get rid of 1% earnings tax?

In St. Louis, a 1% earnings tax is deducted from workers' paychecks. A committee of Missouri lawmakers recommends the tax be phased out.

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Missouri lawmakers begin session with looming GOP infighting, ethics probe and elections

“I want to get past the drama,” said House Speaker Dean Plocher. “I believe the drama is going to be behind us shortly.”

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