Waymo plans to bring its self-driving taxi program to St. Louis and has begun on-the-ground testing to map city streets and gather early data. As part of its expansion, the company hired four Missouri lobbyists from the Nexus Group — Rodney Boyd, Kate Casas, Brian Grace and Kelvin Simmons — to support its entry into […]
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By Scott Faughn on May 14, 2022 It was a strong session for Missouri’s agriculture groups: From Farm Bureau to the Soybean Association to the Cattlemen, and really all of the Missouri ag community, the groups came together to not only get their MASBDA tax credits going again, but passed an eminent domain bill that they have been working
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House bill would boost business expansion incentives April 11, 2024 at 4:00 a.m. by Cameron Gerber Lawmakers are considering a bill advocates say could enhance a popular business incentive program. House Bill 2479, sponsored by Hannibal Republican Rep. Louis Riggs, would remove the 2025 expiration date for Missouri Works, a tax credit program to
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By Dave Drebes – publisher of the Missouri Scout, a private news service covering state politics Apr 19, 2024 There are just a few weeks left in Missouri’s legislative session. So far, this year has been largely fruitless. Last week, however, there was a flash of productivity. The legislature sent a massive education bill to the governor’s
