Clemency sought for woman in husband’s killing
More than 60 Missouri lawmakers and a group of Georgetown University law students are backing a new effort to persuade Gov. Jay Nixon to grant clemency to a Missouri woman who they believe was wrongly convicted of killing her husband.
Mo. Ethics Commission levies $322,000 fine against Hubbard
A one-time Missouri state Senate candidate and his campaign treasurer have been fined $322,000 for finance violations two years ago.
3 Mo. Democrats picked to lead House committees
Although Republicans have a historic majority in the Missouri House, GOP leaders on Thursday picked three Democrats to head committees.
Governor, AG call for making meth ingredient prescription-only
Gov. Jay Nixon and Attorney General Chris Koster want Missouri to follow the lead of other states and require people to have a prescription to obtain a key meth ingredient.
Mo. House committee to review state spending
Missouri House members have called hearings to scrutinize state spending.
Tilley takes command
It took awhile for House Majority Leader Steve Tilley, R-Perryville, to start his Jefferson City news conference.
Tilley in ’12?
At a press conference today in Jefferson City, House Speaker Ron Richard stood next to a door as he successor - House Majority Leader Steve Tilley, R-Perryville - answered questions.
Price honors 26 legislators at Judicial Conference of Missouri meeting
Twenty six Missouri legislators were honored by Missouri Chief Justice William Ray Price Jr. this morning at the Judicial Conference of Missouri’s annual meeting.
Protection order request dropped for Mo. lawmaker
A request for a protection order has been dropped against Republican House member Brian Nieves, who had been accused of roughing up the campaign manager of a political rival.
Royster appeals election ruling
The loser by one vote in a recent Democratic primary for a state representative slot has appealed the denial of his request for a new election or court-supervised recount.
Judge rules in favor of Rizzo in election fight
Will Royster really did lose his bid for a Missouri House of Representatives seat by one vote to John Rizzo, Jackson County Circuit Judge Stephen Nixon ruled late Tuesday.
Judge expected to rule soon on K.C. state rep election
A Jackson County Circuit judge is expected to rule today or Wednesday on a request for a new local statehouse election after hearing a voting official confirm more than 24 discrepancies in the Aug. 3 contest.
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