This is Sara Lane reporting from Jefferson City.
Governor Holden held a press conference this morning to address the national terrorist activity.
Holden asked Missouri state employees to stay calm.
The governor also said he has placed state security agencies on alert to support law enforcement.
Sara Lane, Missouri Capital Caucus.
This is Sara Lane in Jefferson City.
Capitol Police have increased security at the Capitol building.
Chief of Capitol Police Lou Tedeschi explains the measures his department is taking.
A spokesman for the State Highway Patrol says his officers are ready for an emergency.
Sara Lane, for Missouri Capital Caucus.
This is Sara Lane reporting from Jefferson City.
About five-hundred seniors came to the state Capitol to rally for passage of a prescription drug bill.
Between singing and prayer for the victims of terrorist attacks, the seniors expressed confidence in their cause.
Spokesman Gene Bickel:
Work should begin tomorrow to develop a final version of the bill.
Sara Lane, from Jefferson City.