Evan Godt

Evan is a broadcast journalism student at the University of Missouri - Columbia. Currently he is reporting for Missouri Digital News in conjunction with classes at Mizzou.

Stories by Evan Godt include:

12/ 7/2004: Radio Story - The federal legislation to be voted on in Congress would make uniform standards for all state driver's licenses. One of the provisions would restrict illegal immigrants from getting a license.
11/30/2004: Radio Story - Senator Jon Dolan announced an unusual plan for passing a law to enforce the wearing of seat belts. Dolan plans on attaching the law to another law making the use of helmets on motorcyles voluntary.
11/30/2004: Radio Story - MoDOT director Pete Rahn said they will use Amendment 3 funds to improve road safety. The first major project will be a huge road smoothing project that will improve 2,200 miles of Missouri roads.
11/18/2004: Radio Story - An already hesitant world market might be scared away from U.S. beef by the latest suspected case of mad cow disease announced by the USDA.
11/ 9/2004: Radio Story - Ken McClure, Matt Blunt's transition director, says that he and other aides chosen by Blunt will reflect a desire to use experienced staff.
11/ 4/2004: Radio Story - Governor elect Matt Blunt announced that his Transition Director will be Ken McClure, his high school Suncday school teacher.
10/21/2004: Radio Story - Monday's debate between Claire McCaskill and Matt Blunt was the result of weeks of heated discussion between the two campaigns
10/19/2004: Radio Story - Motor Carriers Association President George Burruss questions the value of toll booths given the side effects commuters would face.
10/12/2004: Radio Story - The state of Missouri can't enforce federal guidelines that say ambulance drivers paramedics should be near the front of the line for flu vaccinations.
10/12/2004: Radio Story - The shortage of flu vaccinations has officials concerned for the health of Missouri schoolchildren.
10/ 7/2004: Radio Story - Representatives from the St. Louis Public School District met with the Missouri Board of Education to update the status of their crippled budget.
10/ 5/2004: Radio Story - Across the state, many local officials are struggling to find people to work polling places on election day.
9/30/2004: Radio Story - Rising fuel costs have the Missouri Department of Transportation strapped for cash when it comes to maintaining roads.
9/28/2004: Radio Story - The Missouri Energy Center has been busy helping people save money while the cost of gas remains high.
9/21/2004: Radio Story - Kansas state and federal researchers have determined that the cause of a recent outbreak of bug bites is likely the straw itch mite.
9/14/2004: Radio Story - The Federal CDC has been called to assist the Kansas Department of Health and Environment in finding the source of a mysterious rash.
9/ 9/2004: Radio Story - Gov. Bob Holden, in a speech kicking off Preparedness Month, commended the efforts of state emergency response agencies.
9/ 2/2004: Radio Story - A follow-up audit clears the State Lottery Commission of wasting state money.

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