Steve Ehlmann

Plan Would Send More Traffic Ticket Money To State Schools

A proposal would allow those communities to keep ticket revenue to cover just 20 percent of their operating budget.

2013/04/01

Hancock & Kelley: Friday Roundtable & Ellisville Mayor Adam Paul

Ellisville Mayor Adam Paul and attorney Chet Pleban join the show.

2013/03/08

Plan for the third phase of the Page Ave. Extension Allison Blood, KMOX News

Final Phase of Page Ave Extension Set to Begin

The final phase of the Page Avenue Extension will begin last this Spring in St. Charles County.

2013/02/06

Ideas Emerge From St. Charles Task Force On School Shootings

Discussed early on, and almost immediately dismissed, was the idea of allowing teachers to carry handguns.

2013/02/04

Mark Reardon: Reardon Roundtable & “Justified” Actor Nick Searcy

Actor Nick Searcy talks about his role on FX’s “Justified.”

2013/01/25

Mark Reardon: Right-To-Work & U.S. Senator Roy Blunt

U.S. Senator Roy Blunt of Missouri discusses the looming fiscal cliff and his “Stop the Nuclear Option” website.

2012/12/12

(Pool Photo by RJ Sangosti/The Denver Post)

Hancock & Kelley: Colorado Shooting Case, Regional Transportation Issues & Gun Control Legislation

Hancock and Kelley talk with CBS News Legal Analyst Andrew Cohen about the Colorado shooting case, St. Charles County Executive Steve Ehlmann about regional transportation issues,and Majority Floor Leader St Rep Tim Jones about gun control.

2012/07/24

Hancock & Kelley – Friday, March 30th

Michael Kelley with the STL Post-Dispatch’s Tony Messener and St. Chas. County Exec. Steve Ehlmann talk with vacationing Hancock & Kelley co-host John Hancock; talk about the Missouri legislature, TIF money, and smoking bans; talk with Jeff Aboussie of the Building and Construction Trades Council about workers comp; talk with Mo. Hse. Speaker Pro Tem Shane Schoeller about a proposed birther law, which would require presidential and vice presidential candiates to provide birth certificates to be on the ballot; with MSD’s Lance Lecomb about $4.7 billion for STL sewers; and with Harry Hamm about the new weekend movies and the Fox’s “Bring It On”.

2012/03/30