It’s Always Spooky Season

October 31, 2023

It’s spooky season – and here in Missouri, we have no shortage of scream-worthy moments from the past year to keep us on our toes. 10. Missouri’s Most Famous Coward Wrote a Book On Manliness Senator Josh Hawley, nationally known for literally running away from his own problems, thought he was the authority on manhood […]

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Missouri Is Falling Behind – Will the State Act?

October 4, 2023

Missouri is falling behind other states, and the legislature isn’t doing anything about it. As the year comes to an end, national organizations are putting out reports of the best – and the worst – states on particular issues. Unfortunately, these reports don’t give Missouri a lot of bragging rights. The state ranked in the […]

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Josh Hawley Thinks Cheaper Prescription Drugs Are ‘Terrible’

September 27, 2023

The Department of Health and Human Services announced on August 29 that Medicare could now negotiate the prices of 10 life-saving drugs for diabetes, heart disease and even cancer. While prices aren’t final yet, Missouri seniors can expect to save as much as $80,000 a year on prescription drugs like Eliquis, Jardiance, Xarelto, Januvia, Imbruvica, […]

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Missouri Is #1 In School Censorship – What Are Legislators So Afraid Of?

September 5, 2023 | Progress MO

In August of last year, Missouri’s first statewide law instituting book bans went into effect. Since then, Missouri has instituted even stricter laws censoring libraries and schools, banned more than 300 books, and become number one in America for school censorship. We reviewed a list of all the books Missouri school districts and libraries have […]

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It’s Almost Labor Day – Let’s Celebrate The Past And Look Toward The Future

August 29, 2023 | Progress MO

This Labor Day weekend, families across Missouri will celebrate the working conditions afforded to us by labor movements – especially the 40-hour work week and safe and healthy workspaces. But there’s still work to be done. In Missouri, only a slim majority (58%) of full-time employees are eligible for paid sick leave – and there’s […]

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