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2015 Local Government Stories

• 12/ 8/2015: Radio Story - Representative Elijah Haahr says he is confident that House Bill 1621 will have support to pass in 2016.
• 12/ 3/2015: Radio Story - Senate task members looking to crack down on unfair towing practices
• 12/ 1/2015: Newspaper Story - Lawmakers looking to crack down on human trafficking in Missouri
• 11/19/2015: Radio Story - Dozens of cities in St. Louis county have filed suit challenging law restrictions on court fines
• 11/17/2015: Radio Story - The Departments of Education and Public Safety have received no information regarding Syrian refugees
• 11/12/2015: Radio Story - The new interim UM President want to revisit original demands made by 1969 Legion of Black Collegians
• 11/10/2015: Radio Story - Gov. Kinder wants University of Missouri to investigate staff shown in protest video
• 11/ 5/2015: Radio Story - MoDot appoints new director from New Hampshire
• 11/ 3/2015: Newspaper Story - Candidates focus on personal strengths, avoid attacks at GOP gubernatorial debate
• 10/27/2015: Newspaper Story - Missouri's auditor identifies common data security mistakes in government
• 10/16/2015: Newspaper Story - St. Louis minmum wage law blocked.
• 10/15/2015: Newspaper Story - State audit finds not enough information is provied about the Neigborhood Assistance Program tax credits
• 10/13/2015: Radio Story - Opposing Senator Schaaf to file FOIA request for Rams stadium deal
• 10/ 6/2015: Radio Story - Gov. Nixon's Community Mental Health Liaisons program works to improve methods of reaching patients.
• 9/29/2015: Radio Story - Attorney General Koster speaks out against GOP attempts to prevent stem cell research in Missouri.
• 9/17/2015: Radio Story - Governor Jay Nixon
• 9/17/2015: Radio Story - A $40 million renovation project to address the deterioration of the Capitol building is underway.
• 9/15/2015: Newspaper Story - A $40 million renovation project at the Capitol Building will address exterior deterioration.
• 9/15/2015: Radio Story - The New Approach Missouri committee has hired consultant Jack Cardetti for their 2016 campaign.
• 9/15/2015: Newspaper Story - The committee supporting the statewide marijuana initiative in 2016 has hired Jack Cardetti.
• 9/15/2015: Radio Story - A $40 million renovation project to address the deterioration of the Capitol building is underway.
• 9/ 1/2015: Radio Story - The number of bridges in critical condition in Missouri is growing and MoDOT doesn't have the money to repair them.
• 9/ 1/2015: Newspaper Story - Missouri's Auditor announces tougher review of municipal courts
• 8/27/2015: Radio Story - Lawmakers question plans to use bonds to fund new St. Louis Stadium
• 5/ 7/2015: Radio Story - General Assembly passes municipal court reform bill, awaits Governor's decision #MOLeg
• 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
• 4/29/2015: Radio Story - Missouri House voted for red light cameras to be a thing of the past
• 4/15/2015: Radio Story - Senate passes its version of school transfer bill, sends it back to House
• 4/ 8/2015: Radio Story - A bill that would increase money for MO schools and restrict local gov't budget's moves further through the #MoLeg
• 4/ 8/2015: Newspaper Story - A bill restricting local governments budgets moves further through the #MoLeg.
• 4/ 1/2015: Newspaper Story - Proposed legislation would suspend police officers who kill a person w/o pay until investigation is completed
• 3/30/2015: Radio Story - House Committee hears Ferguson related bills
• 3/11/2015: Radio Story - A new Missouri Senate bill would seek to eliminate racial profiling.
• 3/11/2015: Radio Story - Missouri Black Caucus is frustrated with lack of movement on Ferguson related legislation.
• 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.
• 3/ 2/2015: Radio Story - Lawmakers close meeting on Capitol renovations for second consecutive week
• 2/25/2015: Radio Story - Missouri Supreme Court is urged to invalidate two constitutional amendments
• 2/24/2015: Radio Story - There is bipartisan effort in the Senate to change when a cop can ues their weapon. #MOLeg
• 2/24/2015: Newspaper Story - There is bipartsian support in the Senate for restricting police use of deadly force. #MOLeg
• 2/23/2015: Radio Story - Former television host speaks to lawmakers about making medical marijuana legal
• 2/18/2015: Newspaper Story - .@RyanSilvey files bill prohibiting sale of bonds for new #Rams stadium #moleg
• 2/18/2015: Radio Story - Missouri House gave first round approval on voter ID legislation.
• 2/18/2015: Radio Story - Senate continues debate on school transfer bill.
• 2/12/2015: Radio Story - Chaos, miscommunication in the aftermath of Ferguson decision
• 2/12/2015: Radio Story - Gov. Nixon answered reporters lingering questions at Thursday's MPA lunch #MOLeg
• 2/11/2015: Radio Story - Nixon doesn't rule out going around lawmakers to fund new Rams stadium
• 2/11/2015: Radio Story - Chaos, miscommunication in the aftermath of Ferguson decision
• 2/10/2015: Radio Story - Bill would prohibit cities from imposing plastic bag bans as Columbia considers a ban of their own. #MOLeg
• 2/10/2015: Newspaper Story - Columbia lawmakers largely disagree with their city's proposed ban on single-use plastic bags. #MOLeg
• 2/ 5/2015: Radio Story - House Speaker John Diehl asks committee to investigate benefit of #Rams #moleg
• 1/21/2015: Newspaper Story - A Missouri Senate committee hears testimony on a bill that would restrict revenue generated by traffic violations.
• 1/21/2015: Radio Story - Senate committee hears public testimony on bill that would increase funding for Missouri schools
• 1/21/2015: Newspaper Story - Nixon's State of the State Address features call for Medicaid expansion, but few specifics otherwise
• 1/21/2015: Radio Story - Nasheed, Chapelle-Nadal Question Nixon's Proposed Plans For Ferguson
• 1/21/2015: Newspaper Story - Nixon Calls for Police Reform, Community Building In Ferguson During State of the State Address
• 1/ 7/2015: Radio Story - During opening address, Senate President Pro Tem said things related to Ferguson are legislative priorities of his