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Telemarketing Bill Moves Forward in Legislature
An effort to keep your phone from ringing when you don't want it to is put into position to pass...
Record 15.4 million dollars for Lotto
The state lotto game has gone another week without a winner. Nobody had all six numbers Wednesday...
Law lets lottery winners be taxed now for future winnings
The legislature has told the state lottery to let big winners who are spreading their winnings...
Greenhouse on National Register
One of Missouri's most famous greenhouses has been put on the National Register of Historic Sites....
Senate okays bond sales for new and improved roads
Accounting Firm Headed by Native Missourian
The world's second-largest accounting firm will soon be headed by a native Missourian. The new...
Governor asks CRP land use
Governor Carnahan is asking the federal agriculture department to let Missouri livestock farmers...
Child Advocates Push Tobacco Bills
Advocates for children hope lawmakers find a way to approve two major tobacco bills before time...
Mega-Mall in Hazelwood Opposed
A petition effort has been launched in Hazelwood to stop development of a proposed mega-mall....
Quick Optimistic Last Week of Legislative Session
State Senate Leader Ed Quick stays optimistic as we start the last week of this legislative...
Missouri Among Leaders in Census Mail-Back
Missouri has the sixth-best mail-back rate in the national census. Sixty-eight percent of the...
Lawmakers Crackdown on Amusement Ride
Deaths and injuries on major amusement park rides leads to a crackdown heading for the governor's...
"Producer’s Choice" Bill Advances
Some call it the most important piece of farm legislation this session in Jefferson City. Others...
Law Officers Memorialized
The names of five more law enforcement officers killed in the line of duty will be added to the...
State Government Briefly Paralyzed by Virus
State government is trying to keep the I LOVE YOU virus out of its system, but state information...
Effort to Raise Prison Guard Pay Fails in House
An effort to give prison guards more pay fails in the House. A move to send House negotiators back...
"Older Worker of the Year" Honored
Missouri's "Older Worker of the Year" is cleaning up. That's what Albert Fountain does for a...
Prisons Short-Changed
A warning that the state prison system will run out of money next year comes from a state senator...
Prison Guard Pay Resolved
An effort to give prison guards more pay fails in the House. A move to send House negotiators back...
Independence Losing Jobs
500 jobs are leaving Independence, with the closing of the Agco Corporation plant. Agco makes...
Camdenton Faces Fine for Air Pollution
The EPA wants to fine Camdenton 25-thousand dollars for air pollution. City Administrator Elmer...
Postage Stamps Honor Players
Four baseball players who wore uniforms in St. Louis will be honored in a new postal service...
Ban on some executions sought
A push to ban executions in Missouri of people who are mentally retarded is criticized as...
Elephant Moving to Amusement Park in California
The Dickerson Park Zoo in Springfield is moving a two-year-old male elephant to an amusement park...
Symphony and Opera Theater receive grants
The largest single grants ever given to the St. Louis Symphony and the St. Louis Opera Theatre...
Branson theatre reopens
Branson's Hilltop Theatre is reopening this afternoon. The theatre closed after performances April...
Tax company takes loss
H&R Block might have a good tax deduction for itself next year. The company admits its online...
Spring turkey season record possible
Turkeys are leaving Missouri's woods beak-down and feet-up in numbers that could set a new record....
Tobacco settlement duel intensifies in the Senate
Things are getting a little testy in the state Senate...as the duel intensifies on what to do with...