Last week’s flooding put the safety of Missouri’s summer camps front and center.
We are deeply thankful to our first responders, Missouri State Troopers, and Governor Kehoe for their rapid response and leadership in ensuring every child was safely evacuated.
Listen below as our Senate sponsor, Senator Nick Schroer, and award-winning radio host Jamie Allman discuss the commonsense safety measures Missouri should pursue to better protect children at camp.
So thankful for Representative Cameron Parker and Senator Nick Schroer for their continued work to make our state's camps safe.
Right now, for those who don't know, Missouri doesn't have basic safety regulation requirements for our children's summer camps—things like an evacuation plan in place for a flood, backup communications required in the event of a cell tower down, active shooter plan, etc. This past week has shown us how quickly our beautiful Missouri rivers can get out of control. Basic requirements are a must...see story below: ... See MoreSee Less
COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) Representative Cameron Parker's efforts to get a law passed on camp safety regulations didn't come to fruition in 2026. But she said she'll try again , spurred on in part by recen...
🇺🇸 Veterans deserve access to every safe, effective treatment available.
HHS and the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs are partnering to accelerate research, clinical development, and future deployment of FDA-approved psychedelic therapies for serious mental health conditions. ... See MoreSee Less
I love this so much, Danny! Don Cobb has been an incredible Prosecutor for our County and I’m honored to call him a friend as well. Tremendous respect for his work and service to our communities, our county, and our country! ... See MoreSee Less
People who sexually abuse children should be held accountable. Period. It shouldn’t matter whether the abuse happened 5 years ago or 50 years ago.
I’m honored to now be working on legislation in Missouri that would give survivors a chance to seek justice, even if the abuse happened decades earlier.
One thing we know about trauma is that many victims don’t come forward right away. In fact, it often takes years—or even decades—for survivors to tell their story. Unfortunately, for many of them, the courthouse doors were already closed by the time they were ready.
Rhode Island just became one of the latest states to pass a “revival window” for survivors. I’m hopeful Missouri will have this conversation too.
Rhode Island Governor Daniel J. McKee has signed into law sweeping legislation that allows survivors of childhood sexual abuse, no matter when the abuse occurred, to sue their abusers and the institut...
A woman with late-stage Alzheimer's couldn't speak beyond single words. After a "heroic dose" of magic mushrooms she woke up 19 hours later telling stories, walking unaided, and laughing. One case. Bu...
Last week’s flooding put the safety of Missouri’s summer camps front and center.
We are deeply thankful to our first responders, Missouri State Troopers, and Governor Kehoe for their rapid response and leadership in ensuring every child was safely evacuated.
Listen below as our Senate sponsor, Senator Nick Schroer, and award-winning radio host Jamie Allman discuss the commonsense safety measures Missouri should pursue to better protect children at camp.
open.spotify.com/episode/3ASto9R68P0iZIFsTaerLU?si=Gzulh-k6Q9ixcRfPKsByfQ ... See MoreSee Less
So thankful for Representative Cameron Parker and Senator Nick Schroer for their continued work to make our state's camps safe.
Right now, for those who don't know, Missouri doesn't have basic safety regulation requirements for our children's summer camps—things like an evacuation plan in place for a flood, backup communications required in the event of a cell tower down, active shooter plan, etc. This past week has shown us how quickly our beautiful Missouri rivers can get out of control. Basic requirements are a must...see story below: ... See MoreSee Less
Southeast Missouri flooding reinforces representative's plan to refile camp safety bill
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COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) Representative Cameron Parker's efforts to get a law passed on camp safety regulations didn't come to fruition in 2026. But she said she'll try again , spurred on in part by recen...🇺🇸 Veterans deserve access to every safe, effective treatment available.
HHS and the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs are partnering to accelerate research, clinical development, and future deployment of FDA-approved psychedelic therapies for serious mental health conditions. ... See MoreSee Less
Skills gap—Dept of Defense needs welders and electricians….listen below at the growing demand over the next few years. ... See MoreSee Less
I love this so much, Danny! Don Cobb has been an incredible Prosecutor for our County and I’m honored to call him a friend as well. Tremendous respect for his work and service to our communities, our county, and our country! ... See MoreSee Less
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When this happens, it's usually because the owner only shared it with a small group of people, changed who can see it or it's been deleted.People who sexually abuse children should be held accountable. Period. It shouldn’t matter whether the abuse happened 5 years ago or 50 years ago.
I’m honored to now be working on legislation in Missouri that would give survivors a chance to seek justice, even if the abuse happened decades earlier.
One thing we know about trauma is that many victims don’t come forward right away. In fact, it often takes years—or even decades—for survivors to tell their story. Unfortunately, for many of them, the courthouse doors were already closed by the time they were ready.
Rhode Island just became one of the latest states to pass a “revival window” for survivors. I’m hopeful Missouri will have this conversation too.
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Elizabeth Carlock Phillips
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Rhode Island law opens new window for sexual abuse claims
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Rhode Island Governor Daniel J. McKee has signed into law sweeping legislation that allows survivors of childhood sexual abuse, no matter when the abuse occurred, to sue their abusers and the institut...I’m starting to get some questions on Amendments. Below is an excellent picture and summation of Amendment 4.
I’m a YES on 4! It gives rural Missouri a voice! ... See MoreSee Less
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When this happens, it's usually because the owner only shared it with a small group of people, changed who can see it or it's been deleted.Y'all, this is NEXT LEVEL!
Every time I think I've heard the most amazing psilocybin research story, another one comes along.
This article about a woman with Alzheimer's is fascinating!
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Alzheimer's patient regains ability to talk and dress herself after magic mushroom compound - Hellocare
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A woman with late-stage Alzheimer's couldn't speak beyond single words. After a "heroic dose" of magic mushrooms she woke up 19 hours later telling stories, walking unaided, and laughing. One case. Bu...