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Reminder today: Gov. Nixon to announce a new effort to address issues raised by events in Ferguson
Gov. Jay Nixon will join elected officials and leaders in business, education, law enforcement and civil rights at St. Louis Community College’s Florissant Valley campus today (Oct. 21) to deliver remarks and announce a new effort to address issues raised by events in Ferguson.
Today, Oct. 21
WHO: Gov. Jay Nixon
WHAT: Announcing new effort to address issues raised by events in Ferguson.
WHEN: 1 p.m.
WHERE: STLCC-Florissant Valley
Training Center
3400 Pershall Rd.
St. Louis, MO
For planning purposes, please e-mail [email protected] if you intend to cover this event.
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Advisory: Gov. Nixon to announce a new effort to address issues raised by events in Ferguson
Gov. Jay Nixon will join elected officials and leaders in business, education, law enforcement and civil rights at St. Louis Community College’s Florissant Valley campus on Tuesday (Oct. 21) to deliver remarks and announce a new effort to address issues raised by events in Ferguson.
Tuesday, Oct. 21
WHO: Gov. Jay Nixon
WHAT: Announcing new effort to address issues raised by events in Ferguson.
WHEN: 1 p.m.
WHERE: STLCC-Florissant Valley
Training Center
3400 Pershall Rd.
St. Louis, MO
For planning purposes, please e-mail [email protected] if you intend to cover this event.
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McCaskill Wagers Kansas City Fare Against Feinstein in World Series Contest
WASHINGTON – U.S. Senator Claire McCaskill today responded to California Senator Dianne Feinstein’s proposal of a friendly wager on the outcome of the 2014 World Series, which pits the Kansas City Royals against the San Francisco Giants.
McCaskill, confident in a Royals World Series victory after their recording-breaking 8-0 start in the playoffs, wagered Kansas City’s legendary Arthur Bryant’s BBQ, to be washed down with beer from Kansas City’s Boulevard Brewing Company. Feinstein wagered a number of Bay Area staples, including Petits Pains brioche, Boudin Bakery sourdough bread, Dungeness crab, Ghirardelli chocolates, Cowgirl Creamery cheese, and Anchor Steam beer—all of which McCaskill eagerly anticipates collecting at the end of the series.
“Anyone who likes baseball and has watched this team has fallen in love,” McCaskill said. “I look forward to the Royals showing the Giants what the word team really means.”
The Royals’ recent 4-0 sweep to defeat the Baltimore Orioles for the American League pennant, combined with an earlier win over the Oakland Athletics in the American League Wild Card game and a 3-0 sweep of the Los Angeles Angels, earned the team baseball’s first-ever 8-0 record in the playoffs. The Royals are 4-0 against California teams in this year’s playoffs and dominated the Giants in a 3-0 sweep when the teams last met in August in Kansas City.
Having been absent in the World Series for 29 years, the Royals’ 2014 Cinderella story has captivated baseball fans across Missouri and throughout the country – fans who will be heard loud and clear when the Royals take home the Series championship.
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Auburn fans have a showdown with Mizzou fans (VIDEO)
Bill Pollock caught up with fans in Atlanta and got a little history about Auburn’s battle cry, which they demonstrated. Missouri fans answer back, just not as loud.
On the road to Atlanta — Who’s going to Alabama if Saban leaves?
Bill, Will and Matt are in the final stretch to Atlanta. Listen in as they talk about an interesting factoid they learned on the way, about the city of Chattanooga. And get their thoughts on who might step in to lead Alabama if rumors about Nick Saban going to Texas prove true.
Nixon activates Emergency Operations Center due to winter storm
Gov. Jay Nixon today activated the State Emergency Operations Center for 24-hour a day operations in response to a winter storm system that threatens to bring freezing rain, sleet, snow and ice to much of Missouri. The Governor and state emergency officials have been tracking the weather system’s approach this week and continue to be in close contact with the National Weather Service and local emergency management agencies to monitor conditions.
(File photo from MoDOT)
“This storm system could create hazardous conditions and potentially lead to power outages,” Gov. Nixon said. “The latest forecasts call for ice to accumulate in some areas before turning to sleet and snow, particularly in southeast Missouri. As we know from past winter storms, the best way to ensure safety is to plan ahead and avoid travel if possible. This also allows road crews to clear roads faster and speeds the response of emergency crews.”
In addition to the State Emergency Management Agency operating SEOC around the clock, other state agencies have mobilized to respond. The Missouri State Highway Patrol has extended shifts in areas expected to be affected, and all available four-wheel drive vehicles have been prepared to respond, among other preparations. The Missouri Department of Transportation continues to treat roads for snow and ice and has shifted staff to areas expected to be most impacted. Other state agencies are working with their local partners.
The Governor cautions Missourians who see downed power lines to report them immediately to their electric utility; to stay away from the downed lines; and to warn others to do so as well.
The forecast also calls for frigid temperatures and the potential for another storm system over the weekend. Gov. Nixon encourages Missourians to take steps to protect themselves and their families, including:
- Listen to radio, television, or NOAA Weather Radio for weather reports and emergency information, or visit the state’s Web site, MO.gov, for comprehensive emergency information.
- If you must drive, check MO.gov for road conditions before departing. Dial the Missouri State Highway Patrol’s emergency line — *55 from a cellular phone – if you encounter an accident while driving.
- Check on the elderly and neighbors who may be in need of additional assistance. For information about emergency services and resources, visit MO.gov.
Missourians who need disaster information, shelter information, and referrals are urged to call 211. The 211 service is now available for most areas of Missouri. In areas where the 211 service is not operational, citizens may call 800-427-4626.
How do you rank the Mizzou win over A&M in Mizzou history? On the road to Atlanta
Bill, Will and Matt are more than half way to Atlanta. Join them on their journey.
Missouri Legislative Update, March 2013
This month, Missouri Legislative Update highlights measures the General Assembly sent to the governor’s desk dealing with tax credits and economic development. The update also looks at various bills moving through both chambers during the first half of the 2013 session. Missourinet’s Bob Priddy sits down with Rep. Todd Richardson, R-Poplar Bluff, and Sen. Gina Walsh, D-Bellefontaine Neighbors.
[VIDEO] Missouri Legislative Update, March 2013 (Runtime: 30 min)
Missouri Legislative Update, February 2013
In this edition of Missouri Legislative Update, produced by Missouri Senate Communications, House leaders discuss the governor’s 2013 State of the State Address. The Senate approves several pieces of legislation ranging from tax policy to gun safety training and education, and the House approves a measure dealing with voter identification. Also, we highlight the work of the Senate regarding bills dealing with K-12 and higher education in the state. Plus, Missourinet’s Bob Priddy sits down with Sen. Eric Schmitt, R-Glendale, and Rep. John Wright, D-Rocheport.
[VIDEO] Missouri Legislative Update, February 2013 (Runtime: 29:50)
