Ill Highway Funds Raided for Employee Pensions
Coalition expert says $500 million was “diverted” to other uses.
Senator McCaskill Late on Property Taxes
McCaskill said “somehow the second bill that came to my condo in D.C. slipped through the cracks, and it got paid late.”
Rush Now on Display
Limbaugh’s bust was positioned Monday near the doors to the House chamber.
Shimkus Aide Picked to Run For Congress Himself
Republicans decided on Rodney Davis of Taylorville to replace Tim Johnson on November ballot in 13th District.
Missouri Lawmakers Deal With The Crack vs. Powder Debate
Mo. lawmakers trim disparity in drug sentences
Missouri Lawmakers Trim Disparity in Drug Sentences
Measure headed to the Governor
Missouri Legislature: success, disappointment?
Gov. Nixon expressed disappointment that lawmakers failed to expand incentives for businesses
Wedge Issues Dominate 2012 Mo. Leg Session
Wedge issues are deliberately divisive measures to identify for voters a clear difference between the two political parties.
Changes Coming to Ill. Retiree Health Care
“Just to have automatic payment of health care premiums for all that are retired is not really a good way to go.”
Mo. Lawmakers Wrapping Up Another One
Missouri’s legislature enters the final day of its 2012 session with few major issues remaining.
Photo Galleries
Synthetic Drug Search Yeilds Surprising Results
Metro East authorities siezed synthetic drugs, paraphanalia and weapons from fourteen convience and liquor stores Tuesday April 10th. All the items pictured were taken from one store in St. Claire County, but authorities would not say which one. State’s Attorney Brenden Kelly says this was much more than he expected to find.
Republican Presidential candidate Mitt Romney visits Kirkwood, Missouri on March 13, 2012.
