Mike Lair
State Rep. Says ‘Don’t Get Sick’ Bill Would Break Poverty Cycle
Some call it the ‘Don’t Get Sick’ bill, others the ‘Breaking the Poverty Cycle’ bill. Regardless, it’s making waves in Jefferson City.
Higher Education Institutions Favor Performance-Based State Funding
Nixon proposed a $150 million budget increase for education that would be performance-based instead of based on past funding.
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