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2015 Ethics Stories

• 12/ 3/2015: Radio Story - Senate task members looking to crack down on unfair towing practices
• 12/ 1/2015: Radio Story - Updated police officer training standards approved by commission
• 11/19/2015: Radio Story - Dozens of cities in St. Louis county have filed suit challenging law restrictions on court fines
• 11/12/2015: Radio Story - The new interim UM President want to revisit original demands made by 1969 Legion of Black Collegians
• 10/29/2015: Radio Story - Transgender involvement in high school sports brought up in front of house Committee
• 10/27/2015: Newspaper Story - Jay Nixon expands his call for ethics reform
• 10/23/2015: Newspaper Story - Missouri's House speaker unveils proposals to protect interns from sexual harassment.
• 9/25/2015: Newspaper Story - MU Halts Planned Parenthood referral privileges, halting abortion services in Columbia
• 5/ 6/2015: Radio Story - Missouri lawmakers are saying Gov. Jay Nixon has not kept a promise he made in January. #MoLeg
• 5/ 6/2015: Newspaper Story - Lawmakers are saying the Gov. Nixon is making their jobs harder and failed to uphold his promise #MoLeg
• 4/22/2015: Radio Story - An audit of the Governor's Office finds misuse of funds to pay for Nixon's expenses.
• 4/13/2015: Radio Story - Law enforcement officers could have tighter deadly force restrictions
• 4/ 2/2015: Radio Story - House passes ethics bill after changing key parts of original Senate-passed bill. #MOLeg
• 4/ 1/2015: Radio Story - Legislation would suspend police officers who use deadly force on a person until investigation is complete
• 3/30/2015: Radio Story - Following the death of Spence Jackson neither Missouri's new auditor or staff is commenting
• 3/30/2015: Radio Story - House Committee hears Ferguson related bills
• 3/17/2015: Radio Story - House Elections Committee discussed a bill attempting to end lying in political campaigns
• 3/16/2015: Radio Story - Senate Appropriations Chair Calls for Audit of Highway Patrol
• 3/16/2015: Radio Story - Senate Appropriations Chair Criticizes Nixon for Lack of Budget Transparency
• 3/11/2015: Radio Story - The bill to release a man from life in prison is shifting authority away from committee control
• 3/ 4/2015: Radio Story - Charges against an armed felon in St. Louis are dropped after a judge said the charges were unjustified.
• 2/25/2015: Radio Story - Missouri Supreme Court is urged to invalidate two constitutional amendments
• 2/23/2015: Radio Story - Over $1 million of taxpayer's dollars could go toward live streaming meetings if bill is passed.
• 2/23/2015: Radio Story - Former television host speaks to lawmakers about making medical marijuana legal
• 2/17/2015: Newspaper Story - Legislators urged to cap how much lobbyists can spend on legislators.
• 2/12/2015: Radio Story - Gov. Nixon answered reporters lingering questions at Thursday's MPA lunch #MOLeg
• 2/12/2015: Radio Story - Gov. Nixon discusses right to work and ethics reform.
• 2/10/2015: Radio Story - Senate Ethics Committee reviews two bills limiting campaign contributions
• 2/ 9/2015: Radio Story - The House and the Senate pass separate bills banning legislators from immediately becoming lobbyists after serving
• 2/ 3/2015: Radio Story - Senate begins debate on ethics proposal, kills amendment banning lobbyist-paid travel, sports tickets. #MOLeg
• 2/ 2/2015: Radio Story - Lobbyists question the details of legislation that would ban gifts over $30.
• 1/28/2015: Radio Story - House Democratic leader denounces country club hearings
• 1/21/2015: Newspaper Story - Nixon's State of the State Address features call for Medicaid expansion, but few specifics otherwise
• 1/21/2015: Newspaper Story - Nixon Calls for Police Reform, Community Building In Ferguson During State of the State Address