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As U.S. Climate Bill Stalls, Global Treaty Languishes
The U.S. Senate will not vote on a proposed climate change bill until spring 2010, Majority Leader Harry Reid said on Tuesday.
Analysis: Disunity continues between Missouri's top officials
Preparing for a potential bid to become chief executive of Missouri, Republican Lt.
Special interests debate likelihood of "clean coal" in Missouri
Missouri is more than 80 percent coal dependent - or sixth in the nation in coal use - according to the National Mining Association .
Faculty members seek insurance
While Americans debate national health insurance, Truman professors are beginning to debate another health insurance issue.
Shared Work Program has saves over 37,000
Thursday, November 19, 2009 at 6:22 p.m. Read more: Local , Economy , Business , Community , State , Jobs , Shared Work Program Missouri's Labor Department director said the Shared Work Program has saved over 37,000 jobs in the state, and saved the state money, too.
Roger Fidler's E-Reader Buyer's Guide, New on Reynolds Journalism Institute's Website
E-Readers are a hot item this holiday season and one of the foremost leaders in digital publishing has just issued the definitive E-Reader Buyer's Guide .
Wells Fargo to Repay $1.3 Billion to Clients Hit by Auction-Rate Collapse
Wells Fargo & Co. , the fourth- biggest U.S. bank by assets, agreed to repay about $1.3 billion to brokerage clients whose funds were frozen when the auction- rate securities market collapsed last year, the North American Securities Administrators Association said today.
Zoo Replaces Dead Polar Bears With Animatronic Ones, Shatters Dreams
What's the story, Missouri? All the rest of the states enjoy technology. We surf on the Facebook , and send the textings , and play 'The World of the Warcraft,' and so forth.
National City will become PNC Bank next summer
Nov. 16, 2009 11:58 a.m. Wisconsin branches of National City Bank will be converted to the PNC Bank brand next summer, PNC's parent company said Monday.
Fourth Friday Artwalk is November 20th
Normally held on the fourth Friday, the Art Walk in Ste Genevieve, Missouri, will be held on the third Fridays in November and December due to the holidays.
Blunt talks to Westminster College
Southwest Missouri congressman Roy Blunt brought his U.S. Senate race campaign to Fulton today.
St. Joseph News-Press, St. Joseph, MO
Rural areas of Northwest Missouri can expect to see a lot of traffic this weekend and hear the sounds of gunshots as the 2009 Missouri firearms deer season opens today.
VCSonline upgrades VPMi SaaS project management software to cut project management times in half
St. Louis, Missouri - 11/11/2009 a ' Early adopters of VPMi 4.5 include Scottrade, Wildflower, U.S. Army, Laclede Gas, Quick Study Radiology, and Northwestern College.
Guest Commentary: Students suffer from having online program pulled
The 2008 election is already causing me to have some voter's remorse. Specifically, I am referring to the judgment demonstrated by Gov.
Humane Society considers new operating models
COLUMBIA The Central Missouri Humane Society discussed on Tuesday proposed changes to how it operates, including the possibility of allowing fewer animals.
The Fallen: a look at the lives lost on Fort Hood
Lt. Col. Juanita L. Warman , 55, of Havre De Grace, Md, Was assigned to the 1908th Medical Company, Independence, Mo.
Carnahan excited, concerned about health care bill
Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Robin Carnahan said Tuesday she is both excited and concerned about legislation passed by the House that would overhaul the nation's health care system.
The Kansas City science editor, Charles Spenser walking through how citizens in Kansas and Missouri can find and use FEMA flood maps.
s could see energy bill rise under cap-and-trade
According to a study commissioned by AmerenUE , federal cap-and-trade legislation would cause Missourians' energy rates to increase by more than $200 annually if the state doesn't take steps to improve current energy procedures.
MammogramOur Best Defense against Breast Cancer
Gail Carlson, MPH, Ph.D., former state health education specialist, Nutritional Sciences, University of Missouri Extension Mammograms can be uncomfortable; some women find them down right painful.
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