William Lacy Clay Sr. died Wednesday morning at his daughter’s home in Virginia. Clay, who lived in Silver Spring, Maryland, was 94. Clay, Missouri’s first Black congressman, served more than three decades in the U.S. House and co-founded the Congressional Black...
One Big Beautiful Bill Act Heads Back to U.S. House After Senate Narrowly Approves
The U.S. House of Representatives is currently debating President Donald Trump’s tax and spending megabill after a marathon voting session and narrow passage in the Senate. House members returned Wednesday to work through differences between the Senate version and the...
Special Legislative Session in Missouri to Begin Next Week
Governor Mike Kehoe issued a proclamation Tuesday announcing a special legislative session to address disaster relief for Missourians, tax incentives for economic development, and budget appropriations. “We call on legislators to use this special session as a rare...
MCC End of Session Report and Podcast
Which MCC priority bills passed during the legislative session and which didn’t? Click here to view the MCC End of Session Report, which shows the final action of bills on which the MCC had a position. You can also listen to the Missouri Catholic Conference's latest...
MCC End of Session Report and Podcast
Which MCC priority bills passed during the legislative session and which didn’t? Click here to view the MCC End of Session Report, which shows the final action of bills on which the MCC had a position. You can also listen to the Missouri Catholic Conference's latest...
Former MO Governor and U.S. Senator Kit Bond Passes Away
Christopher “Kit” Bond, a former Missouri governor and U.S. Senator, died Tuesday at 86. Bond served two terms as Missouri governor (1973 to 1977 and 1981 to 1985) and served in the U.S. Senate from 1987 to 2011. While in the U.S. Senate, he worked on issues such as...






