Missouri Senate says floor activity ended; members still weighing economic development package
The Missouri Senate concluded floor activity before a constitutionally mandated deadline, and leaders said lawmakers continue to consider an economic development benefits package. Sen. Steven Roberts also reported renewed interest in a possible St. Louis city-county merger, though he said it appears unlikely to advance now.
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The Missouri Senate ended floor activity for its regular legislative session and adjourned its daily business ahead of a constitutionally mandated 6 p.m. May 16 deadline, Senate officials said. Senate leaders said lawmakers continue to discuss an economic development benefits package that had not been finalized when floor activity closed.
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