By John Payne I get that question a lot, and it’s incredibly encouraging. It means that there are thousands of people out there eager to
By Amber Iris Langston If you were to ask Representative Shawn Rhoads (R – West Plains) generally how he feels about taxes, I suspect you
By Dan Viets I was in the Capitol Tuesday to testify for Senate Bill 451, the Missouri Bar’s expungement bill, sponsored by Senator Bob Dixon,
By John Payne The Missouri General Assembly has just recessed for their spring break until March 30. However, before they left, the House Select Committee
Missouri’s drug task forces are bad for the citizens of Missouri. They don’t play by the rules, proven by the fact that Missouri drug task
By Amber Iris Langston On Wednesday, Missouri legislative committees approved four separate cannabis law reform bills. We already wrote to you about HB 978, which
By Aaron Malin This morning, the House Corrections Committee voted HB 978 “do pass” and passed the bill out of committee. HB 978 would free
Marijuana Prohibition in Missouri Costs $149 Million Annually Marijuana legalization in Missouri will produce $149 million annually in combined savings and revenue for the state
By Amber Iris Langston As reported by Dan Viets, House Bill 978 was heard in committee, and would free marijuana prisoner Jeff Mizanskey. On the
By Dan Viets House Bill 978 was heard by the Missouri House of Representatives’ Corrections Committee on the morning of Wednesday, March 4, at the
By John Payne Since the New Year, we have been working diligently to raise $50,000 to support our legislative activities.Thanks to supporters like you, we
By Amber Iris Langston For the first time since World War II, Missourians are allowed to legally grow marijuana. This week, the Missouri Department of
Missouri is high on my list of states that could legalize marijuana by the end of 2016. Missouri has the strongest campaign team I have
By Dan Viets Senator Bob Dixon, Republican, of Springfield, has filed Senate Bill 451 which would allow for expungement of almost all marijuana convictions from
By Dan Viets A hearing on a bill to re-legalize the cultivation of hemp as an agricultural crop in our state, HB 830, was heard
By John Payne On Monday, the House Emerging Issues Committee heard testimony on H.B. 800, which would legalize medical cannabis and create a system for
A bill that would require the release of any offender serving life without parole for marijuana offenses has moved forward in the Missouri legislature. House
By Dan Viets The Boone County Bar Association based in Columbia has formed a committee to study the question of whether the Bar Association should
At the beginning of January, we announced a winter fundraising goal of $50,000 by the end of February. Since then, supporters like you have contributed
If you are not familiar with the case of Jeff Mizanskey, you should really research it. Jeff Mizanskey is serving a life sentence in a
The story of Jeff Mizanskey is heartbreaking. Jeff has been sitting in a prison cell for over twenty years for marijuana only offenses. To make
St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department Sergeant Gary Wiegert is a 34-year law enforcement veteran. He is also a staunch supporter of marijuana legalization. Those facts
By Aaron Malin Show-Me Cannabis announced Monday the commencement of legal action against three Missouri’s drug task forces, alleging violations of state laws requiring transparency
By John Payne On Tuesday, nearly 100 Show-Me Cannabis supporters converged upon the Missouri State Capitol for our lobby day. Donning green and white stickers
