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August 2005 Stories

• 8/31/2005: Radio Story - Missouri's National Guard will be sending about 1,000 troops to the Gulf Coast to help with hurricane relief.
• 8/31/2005: Newspaper Story - Attorney Jay Nixon announced Wednesday that his office will investigate possible gas price gouging in response to Hurricane Katrina.
• 8/31/2005: Radio Story - Missouri's attorney general has launched an investigation into the sudden rise in gasoline prices since Hurricane Katrina.
• 8/30/2005: Radio Story - Thousands of Missourians will be without much needed medical supplies unless one lawsuit is successful.
• 8/30/2005: Radio Story - Ten public interest organizations are suing the state to stop the Medicaid cuts that take effect this week.
• 8/30/2005: Radio Story - The Highway Patrol says people are buying locks for their gas tanks amid worries of gas theft.
• 8/29/2005: Newspaper Story - As thousands of Missouri adults lose Medicaid coverage because of cutbacks effective Sept. 1, Missouri's welfare agency says it does not have a plan to track the impact of the cuts on those who lose medical coverage.
• 8/29/2005: Newspaper Story - Personal landscapes have suffered severly from the drought this year.
• 8/26/2005: News summary for the week of August 22, 2005
• 8/25/2005: Radio Story - Department of Transportation spokesperson Jeff Briggs says his department would lose over 16 million dollars.
• 8/25/2005: Newspaper Story - The House Democratic leader has urged the governor to expanding the September special session to include a partial suspension of the state's gasoline tax.