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2014 Ethics Stories

• 12/11/2014: Radio Story - Where was the Mo. National Guard on the first night of the Ferguson riots? Gov. Nixon must answer.
• 12/ 9/2014: Newspaper Story - An unannounced lieutenant governor campaign gets $1 million from the state's most prolific campaign contributor.
• 12/ 8/2014: Radio Story - Attorney General Koster defended his actions in legal cases that sparked allegations of wrongdoing
• 12/ 8/2014: Newspaper Story - Attorney General and Republican House member agree on need to toughen state's ethics laws
• 11/12/2014: Radio Story - Lawmakers agree on the need for reform in the state's ethics laws, but will anything ever pass?
• 11/12/2014: Radio Story - The House Speaker announced Wednesday the committee to investigate Missouri's attorney general
• 10/ 8/2014: Newspaper Story - Mo. police officers undergo state-mandated defense training, but individual departments determine tactics.
• 9/25/2014: Newspaper Story - State Bar committees have recommended all 50 nonpartisan judges on the November 4 general election ballot
• 9/24/2014: Radio Story - All of Missouri's judges have been recommended for retention by the state bar
• 9/ 3/2014: Radio Story - The 2012 conviction of a police officer lead to a Missouri Supreme Court appeal today.
• 9/ 3/2014: Radio Story - The excessive force conviction of a police officer leads to a Missouri Supreme Court case.
• 9/ 2/2014: Radio Story - Vetoed bill permitting booze sales in the Capitol to be discussed during veto session
• 5/14/2014: Radio Story - Children budget fund used to pay Missouri governor dues
• 5/ 7/2014: Radio Story - Senate Democrats filibuster voting ID bill.
• 5/ 7/2014: Radio Story - Senate Democrats filibuster voting ID bill.
• 5/ 6/2014: Radio Story - The Missouri Senate debated a measure that would extend the waiting period for an abortion to 72 hours
• 5/ 5/2014: Radio Story - House Committee heard public testimony on a measure to allow drug abusers to get food stamps.
• 5/ 5/2014: Radio Story - The Senate votes to override the governors veto with little opposition from the Democrats.
• 4/30/2014: Radio Story - Impeachment vote possibility still unknown, residents without state representative demand representation
• 4/14/2014: Radio Story - Does a measure that would triple the waiting period for an abortion shame women?
• 4/14/2014: Radio Story - Missouri Senate began what is expected to be a lengthy debate in political ethics.
• 4/ 8/2014: Radio Story - Some members of the education community said they disagree with public money going towards private educations.
• 4/ 8/2014: Newspaper Story - Two senior legislators say party strife is worse in Missouri's legislature.
• 4/ 7/2014: Radio Story - Missouri lawmakers attempt to help employers fight rightfully fired employees from receiving unemployment benefits.
• 3/10/2014: Radio Story - In a packed hearing room Monday, a House committee heard testimony on marijuana legalization
• 2/26/2014: Radio Story - Student success would become basis for school district choice in unaccredited districts. #education
• 2/25/2014: Newspaper Story - Democrats continue the fight against Missouri becoming a right-to-work state
• 2/25/2014: Newspaper Story - Tuesday served as ethics day for Missouri lawmakers in both the House and the Senate.
• 2/19/2014: Radio Story - Mo. senator wants Department of Corrections to choose how they carry out the death penalty
• 2/19/2014: Newspaper Story - Johns Hopkins University study shows murder rate increased since 2007 repeal of permit-to-purchase
• 2/18/2014: Radio Story - Ryan Furgeson's father pushes to change criminal eyewitness procedures
• 2/18/2014: Radio Story - KSDK-TV's stunt to test Kirkwood High School's security causing a lock-down, has now moved to Jefferson City.
• 2/17/2014: Radio Story - Animal control officers could get same legal protection as police officers if measure passes
• 2/17/2014: Newspaper Story - Bill Ferguson says bill would make prosecutors more "responsible"
• 2/12/2014: Radio Story - Fighting back from accusations of being
• 2/10/2014: Radio Story - Dept. of Corrections director faces skeptical lawmakers on state's handling of death penalty cases
• 2/10/2014: Newspaper Story - Mo. Board of Education met in a special session to plan support and intervention of unaccredited school districts
• 2/10/2014: Newspaper Story - Department of Corrections Director fired back after being questioned about the handling of death penalty cases.
• 2/ 3/2014: Newspaper Story - Missouri lawmakers heard testimony from a legal agency proposing an increase in funding for public defenders
• 2/ 3/2014: Radio Story - One lawmaker pushes a bill that would provide incentives for education institutions to increase their performance
• 2/ 3/2014: Radio Story - The Senate Judiciary Committee considered changing Missouri's whistle blower protections and impeachment laws.
• 1/29/2014: Radio Story - Lawmakers look over plan some think could save unaccredited school districts.
• 1/27/2014: Newspaper Story - Bill proposes criminalizing clergy sexual exploitation
• 1/22/2014: Radio Story - Mo. legislators propose abortion restrictions on 41st Roe v. Wade anniversary
• 1/22/2014: Radio Story - A hearing set to address execution protocols was canceled Tuesday due to the Department of Corrections absence