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Chief Justice Announces Formation Of Commission To Probe Juvenile Justice System
State Chief Justice Stephen Limbaugh Junior has announced the formation of a commission to...
President Visits Missouri
President George W. Bush has paid a visit to Missouri, stopping at a St. Louis factory to talk...
Hulshof Rules Out Run For Governor’s Office
Northeast Missouri Congressman Kenny Hulshof has decided to stay out of the race for the...
Closer Look Shows Medicaid Takes Hit In Budget Proposals
A change in Medicaid leads the list of budget cuts proposed by Governor Bob Holden for the next...
Senate To Tackle Tort Reform
Controls on personal injury lawsuits have been proposed in the State Senate. State senator Delbert...
Feds Called On To Contribute More For Low-Income Heating Bills
The Chairman of the state's Public Service Commission is asking the White House and Congress to...
Budget Proposals Slammed By Business
The state's business community is reacting negatively toward Governor Bob Holden's budget...
Holden proposes tax increases and spending cuts
Governor Bob Holden has given the legislature a package of tax increases and spending cuts that he...
Democrat House Leader Criticizes Republicans For Attacks On Holden
State Representative Mark Abel of Festus, the top Democrat in the House, criticizes Republicans...
Two Democratic Senate Leaders Propose Tax Hikes
A couple of tax increases have been proposed by two leading members of the Senate, who say their...
Governor Set To Deliver State Of The State Address
The speculation ends later this morning as Governor Bob Holden delivers his State of the State...
Department Versus Department In Lake Of The Ozarks Fish Kill
Conservation Department officials claim a dispute over dead fish at the Lake of the Ozarks has...
McCaskill Sworn-In For Second Term
State Auditor Claire McCaskill has taken the oath of office for her second four-year term in the...
State Officials Reach Out To Unemployed
Officials from two state departments - Labor and Economic Development - are joining forces to help...
Gephardt Seeks Support In South For White House Bid
St. Louis Congressman Richard Gephardt heads south as he courts Democrats for his bid for the...
Bush Asked To Renominate White To Federal Bench
President Bush is being called on to renominate Missouri Supreme Court Judge Ronnie White to the...
Former State Rep Reynolds Dead From Cancer
A former State Representative known for his fierce anti-abortion stance has died of complications...
Holden Responds To Speaker’s "Warning" On Budget Issues
Governor Holden is responding to a budget challenge issued by the new Speaker of the Missouri...
Plan Proposed For Closing No Call Loopholes
A move is underway to make some changes to the state's No Call telephone list. Attorney General...
Governor’s Prayer Breakfast Hears Call For Cooperation
Hundreds of people were on hand for the annual Governor's Prayer Breakfast, held at a Jefferson...
Anti-Smoking Group Calls For Tobacco Settlement Money To Be Spent For Intended Purposes
With the Legislature back in session, a group promoting health concerns is calling on lawmakers to...
General Assembly Convenes – House Makes History
The new session of the General Assembly has begun with Republicans in control of both chambers for...
Talent Joins U.S. Senate Leadership
Missouri's junior U.S. Senator has joined the Senate leadership after being selected to serve as a...
Bond Named To Senate Intelligence Community
Missouri has a seat on the U.S. Senate Intelligence Committee. Senator Christopher Bond has been...
Graves Appointed To Important U.S. House Position
Northwest Missouri Congressman Sam Graves gains some status in the House. He's been appointed an...
Maxwell Ends Speculation He’ll Challenge Holden In 2004
As the possible list of challengers for Governor in 2004 grows, at least one man is throwing his...
State Budget Office Predicts More Doom And Gloom
The State Budget Office says state government needs to find $1-Billion to avoid some drastic cuts...
State Losing Millions Due to Internet Sales
Even as the state anxiously awaits the sales tax revenue to come in from Christmas sales, it knows...
State Corrections Director Says Department Can Cope with Cuts
The State Corrections Department is coming to grips with a Holden Administration withholding plan...