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Attorney General Koster Investigating Schnucks Debit Card Breach

Koster says his office is asking questions of Schnuck’s officials to learn whether they did everything they are required to do by law in their handling of the security breach.

2013/05/20

Bridgeton Sanitary Landfill

Koster: Landfill Smoldering Being Watched Closely

Missouri Attorney General Chris Koster was in St. Louis to announce an agreement with Republic Services, operators of the Bridgeton Landfill.

2013/05/14

Bridgeton Sanitary Landfill, where underground fire has been smoldering since December 2010

Mark Reardon: Bridgeton Landfill Update

Missouri Attorney General Chris Koster stops by the studio to talk about the Bridgeton landfill situation.

2013/05/14

Mo Capitol

Capitol Perspectives: The Dimming Light of Missouri’s Consumer Movement

I’ve been pondering these days whatever happened to Missouri’s consumer protection movement.

2013/04/26

Elderly wheelchair

Home Care Provider Fined For Fraudulent Billing

In at least two cases the company claimed to have provided services after clients had died.

2013/04/25

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Measure to Strike Down Birth Control Mandate Speeds Into the House

The House Rules Committee passed a measure requesting Chris Koster to seek to overturn a previous U.S. Court District decision.

2013/04/10

KMOX/Kevin Killeen

Koster Sues Landfill Owner to Put Out Raging Garbage Fire

The State of Missouri files suit against the owner of a Bridgeton landfill where an underground fire has neighbors afraid for their health.

2013/03/27

Landfill

Koster Sues Owner of Bridgeton Landfill

The lawsuit filed Wednesday stems from an underground fire at the Bridgeton Sanitary Landfill near Lambert Airport.

2013/03/27

Emergency Room 2, Getty Images, photo by Scott Olsen

Missouri Has Not Released Hospital Infection Records Yet

Timely information on hospital infections remains hard to come by, despite a Missouri law designed to help consumers know which hospitals have problems.

2013/03/22

Teva

$2.25 Million Penalty For Missouri Pharmaceuticals Plant

Teva Pharmaceuticals has agreed to pay a $2.25 million penalty for violations that included dumping fluorescent green discharge into a river.

2013/03/14

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