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Mark Reardon: Reardon Roundtable & A Senior PGA Championship Update
KMOX golf correspondent Dan Reardon is out at Bellerive Country Club for the Senior PGA Championship.
Ill. House Approves Concealed Carry Bill Opposed by Gov. Quinn
Gov. Pat Quinn’s office has called the plan a “massive overreach” because it would wipe out all local gun regulations, including Chicago’s ban on assault-style weapons.
Illinois Senate OKs Ban on Cell Phones While Driving
Senators voted 34-20 Thursday, but the matter must go back to the House for consideration of an amendment that deals with ticketing.
Missouri Motorcycle Riders Had Good Legislative Year
Missouri motorcyclists would benefit from several bills awaiting the governor’s signature this year.
Mark Reardon: U.S. Senator Roy Blunt
U.S. Senator Roy Blunt gives his take on the IRS scandal.
Missouri Lawmakers Will Investigate St. Louis County Taxation
Chesterfield Rep. Sue Allen says some municipalities have big malls which generate a lot of sales tax revenue but that money is then sent to other, more residential parts of the county.
New Illinois Guns Bill Excludes Parks, Transit
A federal appeals court ruled in December Illinois must allow citizens to carry concealed weapons.
Missouri Unemployment Bill Prompted by Federal Rules
The bill could make it harder for workers to receive jobless benefits if they are fired for violating company rules.
Mark Reardon: Latest On IRS Scandal
The National Journal’s Shane Goldmacher is following the IRS scandal.
St. Louis County Will Loan $400 M To Metro Transit
There is $400 million that St. Louis County has collected from the Proposition A transit sales tax which hasn’t been needed for operations and, instead, has been saved.
