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Opponents of single-terminal KCI go online
Save KCI effort posts concerns on website; connection to Roe denied
Missouri House passes health care conscience bill
Bill allows health care workers to opt out of providing care that violates their religious beliefs.
Sen. Kraus: Governor using 'scare tactics' on tax cut bill
The Lee’s Summit Republican says governor’s opposition not based in facts
Gov. Nixon: Missouri tax bill would hurt families, weaken economy
Gov. Jay Nixon came out strongly Monday against legislation nearing approval in the Missouri Senate.
Barnes ends suspense, backs Murguia
She also picks up backing from 3 fellow commissioners, former Mayor Joe Steineger
KRASKE: It's getting tougher to climb the political ladder in Mo-Kan
Someone keeps pulling the rungs out
New leaders for MODOT
Former MO Demo Party leader Carmichael, Miller of KC to head commission
Campbell joins Jackson County bench
He had been Family Court commissioner
McCaskill assails military for its handling of sexual assault cases
Military’s action could be “tipping point,” she says
Michelle Obama talks food, recipes in Springfield
And praises efforts by Walmart in the process
Local House members split on Violence Against Women Act
Bill passes House 286-138 despite concerns
Blog Watch: Thursday, February 28
A call for Missouri to increase its education funding levels and the investigation over Heartland Midwest’s construction permit continues.
What will Nathan Barnes do?
Barnes’ decision to endorse — or not endorse — could shape WyCo mayoral election
Tip o' the hat to WyCo election officials
They persevered, got the job done
Blog Watch: Wednesday, February 27
Commissioner Mark Holland was the top vote getter in yesterday’s mayoral primary in Kansas City, Kansas, and a plea for the Kansas Legislature to provide funding for gambling addiction treatment.
Blog Watch: Tuesday, February 26
The possibility of sequester looms in Missouri and the investigation into the explosion outside JJ’s Restaurant continues.
Missouri Republicans push $1 billion tax cut plan
A roughly $1 billion tax cut was approved by a Senate Committee Monday on a party-line vote.
KCK Election is ON Tuesday
Snow, sleet, bring it on: Election won’t be delayed
Blog Watch: Monday, February 25
A suggestion that the U.S. Postal Service’s launch of a clothing line is not a moneymaker and how President Barack Obama’s push to end a tax break for corporate jets could hurt the aviation industry.
Murguia's twin roles questioned
Rival for mayor’s office says Murguia crossed line
KRASKE: Sly James overreaches
KC mayor rallies city in tough week, but doesn’t get it quite right
Blog Watch: Friday, February 22
Citizens have a bone to pick with the city and Mayor Sly James over snow removal efforts and why a vote on a constitutional amendment in Kansas shouldn’t be done in August.
Dole backs Hagel
Calls Hagel “an exceptional leader”
Blog Watch: Thursday, February 21
The threat of sequestration hangs over Missouri and why light rail shouldn’t be seen as an economic engine.
Prime Buzz
- Jeff Roe to speak at CPAC
- Roberts would beat other GOP conservatives
- Conservatives are changing Kansas state government
- Nixon among those waiting in line for....Hillary
- Brownback tax plan facing backlash
- Obama working overtime to manipulate the media
- Idealistic Obama is back
- McKee makes case to keep tax credits flowing
- Analysis: Brownback may struggle to balance state budget
- Marco Rubio, a star is born
- New Missouri congressman to be picked Saturday
- Short story, big repercussions: Ogallala drops again