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Red-light camera installation planned in Columbia, Mo.
A test of red-light cameras is planned to start by week's end in Columbia. Assistant City Manager Tony St.
NEW Energy savings could cost on Mo. bills
Some Missouri residents and businesses soon could see a new charge on their electric bills -- a fee for using less energy.
2008 Democratic Convention Watch
Since it's been a month or so since my last update on things in Missouri, thought it was time to post on how things are developing.
Blunt: My son saved Missouri's economy
During an interview earlier this afternoon with KMOX'S Mark Reardon, Seventh District Congressman Roy Blunt disputed the idea that his son, former Gov.
Nixon vetoes helmet law repeal
Gov. Jay Nixon has vetoed legislation that would have relaxed a Missouri's mandatory helmet law for motorcycle riders.
Missouri officials outline efforts against unlicensed dog breeders
Missouri will put more bite in its efforts to investigate and prosecute unlicensed dog breeders, state Attorney General Chris Koster said Tuesday during a stop at the Carthage Humane Society.
July ushers in Missouri's prime West Nile season
Don't forget the bug spray as you head outdoors for Fourth of July picnics and fireworks.
UV Safety Awareness Month begins and Missourians urged to protect themselves from the sun
Amid the summer heat, state health officials are urging Missourians to protect themselves from the sun.
Governor signs Invest In Missouri legislation
State Treasurer Clint Zweifel's economic development legislation, Invest In Missouri, was signed by Gov.
Blunt touts GOP endorsement in 2010 Mo. Senate bid : News : KHQA
Posted on Tuesday, June 30, 2009 at 6:05 a.m. Read story Tuesday, June 30, 2009 at 6:08 AM The driver of a tractor-trailer that slammed into a line of vehicles on an Oklahoma turnpike, killing 10 people, had a clean driving record.
Driver in 10-death Okla. wreck had clean record
OKLAHOMA CITY Truck driver Donald Creed had a clean record when the state of Missouri renewed his commercial driver's license in April.
Missouri fire marshal urges caution with fireworks
With Independence Day weekend celebrations just a week away, State Fire Marshal Randy Cole, in conjunction with the National Association of State Fire Marshals, advises Missourians that the safest way to enjoy fireworks is at public displays conducted professionals.
Search is on for underground storage tanks
On downtown corners across Missouri, there are vacant buildings that are unoccupied because of what is usually buried a few feet below ground: abandoned underground petroleum storage tanks.
Kanakuk Kamps deals with flu in southwest Missouri
KY3, MO A spokesman for the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services and a spokeswoman for the Stone County Health Department says routine tests are being done to see if those with Type A flu also have H1N1 flu.
Crowell concerned about "Caring for Missourians" program
In his latest Crowell Connection, Sen. Jason Crowell, R-Cape Girardeau, expresses concerns about the "Caring for Missourians" program: Recently, Governor Nixon has been promoting the "Caring for Missourians" initiative that he asked the General Assembly to approve this past session.
4th Annual SEMO Democrat Rally will take place Saturday
The Fourth Annual SEMO Democrat rally will be held this Saturday beginning at 6 p.m. at the Dexter Elks Lodge with special guest speakers Missouri State Auditor Susan Montee and Director of Missouri Department of Agriculture Dr.
Missouri settles voter registration lawsuit filed by ACORN
The State of Missouri agreed Thursday to pay $450,000 to a community organizing group to help settle a voter registration lawsuit it filed last year.
Jobless Benefits Available After Mo. Storms
Missourians in 28 counties who lost work because of last month's severe storms now are eligible to apply for up to 26 weeks of jobless benefits.
Disaster declaration meetings for May storms set
Posted on Wednesday, June 24, 2009 at 6:03 a.m. The State Emergency Management Agency has scheduled briefings for officials in the 46 southern Missouri counties hit by storms last month.
Missouri: Ignition lock law could affect 70,000
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. - As many as 70,000 Missouri residents convicted of alcohol-related traffic offenses could have to install breath-monitoring devices on their vehicles if they want to legally drive after July 1. The new Missouri law is targeted primarily at repeat drunken drivers who are seeking to regain their licenses, but it also applies to ...