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Hillari Duthoo Stories

• 4/24/2007: Radio Story - Missouri students could hav ethe power to choose which school to attend beginning in the 2008 school year. Hillari Duthoo (DOO-thoh) has more from the state Capitol.
• 4/10/2007: Radio Story - Imus'
• 3/ 6/2007: Radio Story - Students lobbied Tuesday to make wearing a seatbelt mandatory while driving. Hillari Duthoo (DOO-thoh) has more from the state Capitol.
• 1/23/2007: Radio Story - A Republican proposal to make English the state's only official language is coming under attack.

Stories by Hillari Duthoo include:

• 12/13/2006: Radio Story - UM System president Elson Floyd takes a job in Washington state.
• 11/15/2006: Radio Story - The Supreme Court heard arguments on an anti-abortion law.
• 11/ 6/2006: Radio Story - The state's leading opponent to stem cell research will start election night by slipping into his running shoes. Hillari Duthoo has more from the state Capitol.
• 10/23/2006: Radio Story - Governor Blunt unveils an addition Sex Offender Registry
• 10/16/2006: Radio Story - Democrats are calling it a
• 9/27/2006: Radio Story - The MOHELA board voted to approve the governor's plan to sell off part of it's assets. Hillari Duthoo (DOO-thoh) has more from the state Capitol.
• 9/25/2006: Radio Story - Governor Blunt's office issued a statement saying that any MOHELA deal would require approval from the legislature. Hillari Duthoo (DOO-thoh) has more from the state Capitol.
• 9/20/2006: Radio Story - A House Democrat says MOHELA resignations are cause for re-examination of Governor Blunt's proposal. Hillari Duthoo (DOO-thoh) has more from the state Capitol.
• 9/18/2006: Radio Story - Payday and title loans are increasingly coming under fire from consumer protection groups because of high interest rates. Hillari Duthoo has the rest from the state Capitol.
• 9/13/2006: Radio Story - University presidents met with Governor Bluny to discuss Discovery Initiative
• 9/11/2006: Radio Story - Nixon continues his protest of the Governor's new MOHELA plan
• 9/ 6/2006: Radio Story - Attorney General Jay Nixon asked MOHELA's board members to reject Governor Blunt's latest proposal.
• 9/ 6/2006: Radio Story - Attorney General asks MOHELA to reject governor's proposal
• 8/30/2006: Radio Story - McCaskill issues audit of Department of Higher Education
• 8/28/2006: Radio Story - Questions about the latest plan to sell part of the state's college loan program are being raised by Missouri's top Democrat.
• 8/28/2006: Radio Story - Questions about the latest plan to sell part of the state's college loan authority are being raised by Missouri's top Democrat.
• 8/28/2006: Radio Story - Missouri's top Democrat raises questions about the Governor's latest moves to sell part of the state's college loan authority
• 8/28/2006: Radio Story - Democrats raise questions about Blunt's new MOHELA proposal
• 8/23/2006: Radio Story - Mental Health Commission releases 23 recommendations
• 5/11/2006: Radio Story - Friday is the last day of Missouri's legislative session and assisted living facilities issues are some of the many being discussed in Missouri's Capitol.
• 5/ 4/2006: Radio Story - Friday at 6:00 pm is the deadline for decisions on budget bills.
• 5/ 2/2006: Radio Story - Tuesday the Missouri senate debated off and on a bill that would protect homeowners from eminent domain abuse.
• 4/27/2006: Radio Story - Missouri's Senate passed a bill Thursday that would combine current state-offered scholarships for both public and private schools into one program.
• 4/25/2006: Radio Story - A bill won first round approval in the Senate Monday to penalize employers who hire illegal immigrants.
• 4/25/2006: Radio Story - The Missouri House gave final approval to a bill that would entice the DaimlerChrysler plant to stay open in Fenton.
• 4/20/2006: Radio Story - Missouri's Senate debated well into Thursday afternoon over the issue of requiring voters to produce a photo ID at the polls.
• 4/18/2006: Radio Story - In a 7-1 vote, members of the Senate Transportation Committee voted to move HB 1532, a bill on auto emissions in St. Louis, to the Senate floor for further debate.
• 4/13/2006: Radio Story - Attorney General Jay Nixon received an injunction Thursday that resolves lawsuit he filed against the mobile home company in 2004
• 4/11/2006: Radio Story - President Bush visited with Missouri seniors and watched them sign up for Medicare Part D Tuesday.
• 4/ 4/2006: Radio Story - In a 132-23 vote Thursday, the Missouri House decided to send a bill to the Senate that allows Missourians to use force to protect themselves in the event of an intrusion on private property.
• 4/ 4/2006: Radio Story - In a 132-23 vote Thursday, the Missouri House decided to send a bill to the Senate that allows Missourians to use force to protect themselves in the event of an intrusion on private property.
• 4/ 4/2006: Radio Story - The governor, House and Senate all have different ideas on how to spend the profits of a possible sale of the state college loan authority.
• 3/23/2006: Radio Story - Missouri students are spending their spring break on the coast, but not in the way you'd normally think.
• 3/16/2006: Radio Story - In a 29-3 vote Thursday, the Missouri Senate voted to pass a bill which removes campaign contribution limits.
• 3/14/2006: Radio Story - The Missouri House Judiciary Committee heard testimony Tuesday from both sides of the eminent domain debate.
• 3/ 9/2006: Radio Story - If Missouri Senate Republicans get their way, voters will have to produce a photo ID when they go to the polls.
• 3/ 7/2006: Radio Story - Senators in Missouri's General Assembly debated a long list of sex offense bills, including one to update and refine the Sex Offender Registry.
• 3/ 2/2006: Radio Story - Builder and State Representative Bob Johnson says the housing bubble burst will lead to unemployment in construction and in turn, effect business and commerce.
• 2/28/2006: Radio Story - The actions of one rural fire department spark discussion in Missouri's General Assembly.
• 2/23/2006: Radio Story - A bill on auto safety inspections will head to the Senate floor for final vote next week.
• 2/21/2006: Radio Story - Claire McCaskill said in a press conference Tuesday that the DNR has wasted much of the tax payers' money.
• 2/21/2006: Radio Story - Opponents to the closing of the St. Louis habilitation center say that moving patients out of their environment could cause their death.
• 2/ 9/2006: Radio Story - Governor Blunt's office is withholding a report that he requested from the Department of Natural Resources. A spokesperson says that Blunt wants to make his own recommendations first.
• 2/ 9/2006: Radio Story - House Republicans presented changes to the governor's MOHELA proposal. They want to see more money dedicated to scholarships than building projects.
• 2/ 9/2006: Radio Story - In a break with the governor's original MOHELA proposal Thursday, House Republicans presented their own wish list. One Republican Representative equated the disagreement to a "family feud".
• 2/ 7/2006: Radio Story - Governor Blunt has asked the Department of Natural Resources to file a report this week on the safety of Missouri dams.
• 2/ 7/2006: Radio Story - The governor said Tuesday that the state needs new safety regulations for Missouri dams.
• 2/ 2/2006: Radio Story - Late Wednesday, proponents of a new lobbyist breakfast fundraiser canceled the program.
• 2/ 2/2006: Radio Story - Missouri Governor Matt Blunt was accused Thursday of trying to prop up sagging poll numbers by selling off half of MOHELA's portfolio.
• 1/31/2006: Radio Story - The Senate Transportation Committee heard a proposal Tuesday for the construction of a new toll bridge in St. Louis.
• 1/26/2006: Radio Story - Governor Blunt traveled the state Thursday, promoting his latest move for the betterment of Missouri higher education.