A New Chapter: State leadership changes have officials optimistic about legislative session

BY: Mike Cullinan, Reportermcullinan@sbj.net

Posted 1/10/25

Despite coming off a legislative assembly last year that resulted in a record-low 28 bills passed by Missouri lawmakers, local and state officials feel optimistic heading into the 2025 session that began Jan. 8.

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