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December 2011 Stories

• 12/15/2011: Newspaper Story - After a few tries, Missouri finally has new legislative districts.
• 12/15/2011: Radio Story - A state's House member proposed capping political contributions and creating new restrictions for lobbyists.
• 12/15/2011: Radio Story - Oversight Division is concerning DED tax credits program.
• 12/14/2011: Radio Story - The state and volunteer organizations look into protecting at-risk youth.
• 12/14/2011: Radio Story - Missouri's treasurer returns the state's largest single return in unclaimed property.
• 12/14/2011: Radio Story - Committee looks to decrease crime rate and cut jail expenses
• 12/13/2011: Newspaper Story - A federal ban on cellphone use while driving a commercial vehicle takes effect Jan. 3
• 12/13/2011: Radio Story - A Missouri Senate bill would add cellphones to the no-call list and ban certain automated calls.
• 12/13/2011: Radio Story - Both the highway patrol and one trucking company are ready to enforce a new commercial driving ban.
• 12/13/2011: Radio Story - Missouri Medicaid patients are still without in-home health care services four months after the SynCare split.
• 12/13/2011: Radio Story - Many questions remain over the legality of a health insurance exchange.
• 12/12/2011: Radio Story - A House bill would require gas stations to post price changes a full day in advance.
• 12/12/2011: Newspaper Story - A prominent researcher says suicides are least likely to occur during the holiday season
• 12/12/2011: Radio Story - Contrary to many media reports, suicides occur least frequently during the winter holiday season.
• 12/11/2011: NewsBook - News summary for the week of December 5, 2011
• 12/ 9/2011: Newspaper Story - A legislator proposes mandating course credit transfer credits among public universities.
• 12/ 9/2011: Newspaper Story - Missouri Horse owners applaud lifting a federal ban.
• 12/ 8/2011: Radio Story - A state senator proposed a bill to establish a system for transferring credits among the state's public colleges.
• 12/ 8/2011: Radio Story - Representative Scott Largent announces his bid to run for a seat in the Senate
• 12/ 8/2011: Radio Story - Congress lifted a ban on funding horse meat inspections.
• 12/ 7/2011: Radio Story - Missouri lawmakers discussed ways to fund the state's budget-strained veterans homes.
• 12/ 5/2011: Newspaper Story - A bill filed in the state Senate would make any witness to sexual abuse legally obligated to report it.
• 12/ 5/2011: Radio Story - St. Louis Senator wants to change state's child abuse law in upcoming legislative session.
• 12/ 4/2011: NewsBook - News summary for the week of November 28, 2011
• 12/ 1/2011: Radio Story - Heroin is becoming an epidemic among the youth in Missouri and is showing no signs of slowing down.
• 12/ 1/2011: Radio Story - Dollar General plans to hire 50 more employees in Fulton.
• 12/ 1/2011: Newspaper Story - Front Row Produce is recalling grape tomatoes contaminated with Salmonella supplied by Rio Queen Citrus.
• 12/ 1/2011: Radio Story - A St. Louis produce company is recalling grape tomatoes due to potential contamination.
• 12/ 1/2011: Radio Story - On World Aids Day, one non-profit organization continues working with