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Callahan nominated US attorney for eastern Mo.
Cole County Circuit Judge Richard Callahan was nominated Friday by President Barack Obama to be the next U.S. attorney in eastern Missouri.
St. Joseph News-Press, St. Joseph, MO
The Associated Press reported Wednesday morning that Sarah Steelman has decided not to run for the Republican nomination for Missouri's U.S. Senate seat in 2010.
Lawsuit over political e-mails settled by woman who was fired
A Kansas City woman who claimed she was fired after she asked management to stop sending employees politically charged e-mails has settled a lawsuit with her employer.In her suit, Sylvia Y. Grass alleged that she was terminated by Integrity Home Health, a health care business with offices in Kansas City.The termination came the day after she asked ...
The Jaco Report: August 30, 2009
On the Jaco Report, Senator Ted Kennedy was buried Saturday. Charles sits down with former Senator John Danforth to talk about his legacy, the senate, and public service.
Akin, Blunt, Emerson & Graves Voted For End-Of-Life Counseling in 2003
Submitted by .Sean on August 14, 2009 - 11:23am As Time's Amy Sullivan reported late last night, [Iowa's Sen.
More than 107 miles separate Slay, Nixon
Frosty relationship puts mayor, governor at a distance. It was the snub heard across the state that continues to echo.
Convict in Mo. asks for new hearing in '90 slaying
A local prosecutor's doubts about evidence and a shooting victim's demands that another suspect be charged with the crime justify a new hearing for convicted murderer Mark Woodworth, his attorney argues in a new motion.
Missouri motor vehicle license fee offices spark political debate
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. -- Partisan arguing continues to surround the selection of agents to run Missouri's motor vehicle offices despite efforts by lawmakers and Gov.
Missouri motor vehicle license fee offices spark political debate
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. -- Partisan arguing continues to surround the selection of agents to run Missouri's motor vehicle offices despite efforts by lawmakers and Gov.
Missouri motor vehicle license fee offices spark political debate
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. -- Partisan arguing continues to surround the selection of agents to run Missouri's motor vehicle offices despite efforts by lawmakers and Gov.
Missouri motor vehicle license fee offices spark political debate
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. -- Partisan arguing continues to surround the selection of agents to run Missouri's motor vehicle offices despite efforts by lawmakers and Gov.
Analysis: Mo. fee offices spark political debate
Partisan arguing continues to surround the selection of agents to run Missouri's motor vehicle offices despite efforts by lawmakers and Gov.
`Missing' grand jury records turn up in Mo. murder
Copies of 16-year-old grand jury court transcripts that a Livingston County judge ruled did not exist have turned up in the Mark Woodworth murder case.
Was MO teen wrongly convicted of murder?
The AP has been investigating the murder of Cathy Robertson, a Chillicothe farm wife who was killed in her bed back in 1990 .
Was MO teen wrongly convicted of murder?
The AP has been investigating the murder of Cathy Robertson, a Chillicothe farm wife who was killed in her bed back in 1990 .
COLT bridge to cost half of earlier estimates
A bridge for the Columbia Terminal Railroad that will pass over U.S. 63 will cost around $3.75 million, about half the cost of earlier estimates.
Former Congressman Kenny Hulshof, who lost to Jay Nixon in the governor's race last November, officially shut down his campaign committee July 16, according to documents filed with the Missouri Ethics Commission.
Governor Jay Nixon Signs License Fee Office Reform Bill
Every Missouri driver has to pay to drive, by visiting a license bureau. Those bureaus are run by independent contractors who profit from the transactions.
Missouri Supreme Court rejects new trial, DNA tests for man convicted of killing his mother
The state Supreme Court has refused to order a new trial and DNA testing for a mid-Missouri man sentenced to life in prison for the 1993 murder of his mother.
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