Missouri Constitution

O’Fallon Council Weighs Gun Rights Law

The bill would declare any federal, state or local laws prohibiting guns to be in violation of the U.S. and Missouri constitutions, rendering them invalid.

2013/03/18

Corn plants struggle to survive in a drought-stricken farm field (Photo by Scott Olson/Getty Images)

‘Right To Farm’ To Be Guaranteed By Missouri Amendment

Some lawmakers said they fear the proposed constitutional right to farm could challenge regulations on puppy mills.

2013/02/28

Mo. Panel OKs Transportation Sales Tax Increase

The proposed amendment to the Missouri Constitution would require approval in a statewide vote and expire after 10 years.

2013/02/27

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.

2013/01/30

ACLU Files Lawsuit Over Missouri Prayer Measure

On Wednesday, the American Civil Liberties Union filed suit over a section that says the religious rights of inmates are limited to federal law.

2012/08/08

‘Right to Pray’ Amendment Passes

The measure on the statewide ballot said people have the right to pray in public or private so long as they do not disturb the peace, and it gives a specific imprimatur for prayer before government meetings.

2012/08/07

Missouri Voters to Decide On Prayer Measure

The measure on the statewide ballot says people have the right to pray in public or private, and it gives a specific imprimatur for prayer before government meetings.

2012/08/02

Mo. Court Hearing Challenge To Ballot Initiatives

The authority of the Missouri auditor to write financial estimates for ballot initiatives is under scrutiny by the state Supreme Court.

2012/06/25

Missouri Lawmakers at Loggerheads over Budget

Passing the state budget is the only thing the Missouri Constitution requires the General Assembly to accomplish during the session.

2012/05/09

Lawmaker Wants Additional Protection for Mo. Hunters

House Republican Don Ruzicka wants to make it harder for voters to change the state’s hunting, fishing and forestry laws.

2012/04/17

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