Missouri voted for abortion-rights amendment and Republicans who vow to overturn it
Missourians voted Tuesday night to protect abortion rights, raise the minimum wage and guarantee paid sick leave for workers. They also voted by wide margins to send Republicans to Jefferson City who vehemently oppose those proposals and may try to roll them back.
In Olivette, 53% of voters approved a ban. In Des Peres, 45% did. The measure needed at least 60% approval to pass.
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What’s in your weed? A Missouri state lab to check industry claimsMissouri plans to spend millions from state marijuana taxes on a laboratory to help regulators keep tabs on the safety ...
Nebraskans passed medical marijuana legalization, solidified the state’s 12-week abortion ban in the constitution, ...
In Olivette, 53% of voters approved a ban. In Des Peres, 45% did. The measure needed at least 60% approval to pass.
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (KY3)—A court ruled that a city and a county can both tax Marijuana sales, stacking one on top of the other.
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A costly campaign to legalize marijuana has failed in Florida, falling short of the supermajority needed for passage.
The new lab in Jefferson City will evaluate the products being tested at 10 independently owned labs in Missouri.
A Missouri constitutional amendment lets counties stack marijuana sales tax on top of other municipal sales taxes on the same ...
Substance Use Treatment Facilities examined data from SAMHSA and other sources to see how teen drug use varies across the U.S ...
Abortion rights measures failed in Florida and South Dakota. However, voters in several other states passed similar initiatives. Florida voters also delivered a rare defeat to supporters of marijuana ...
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Aside from states voting on marijuana, Massachusetts voters will have the chance to vote on the legalization of psychedelics ...
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