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Missouri House sends medical malpractice caps to governor

A measure to reinstate limits on lawsuit awards for pain and suffering in medical malpractice cases is heading to Missouri Gov. Jay Nixon's desk three years after the state Supreme…Click to Continue »

 

Anger at acquittal of Chicago policeman in shooting of woman

A judge's surprise acquittal of an off-duty Chicago police officer in the shooting death of an unarmed woman called into question prosecutors' decision not to charge the man with murder,Click to Continue »

 

Evacuations at MU after reports of bomb threat

The University of Missouri has evacuated its Student Center and Memorial Union after reports of a bomb threat.Click to Continue »

 

Lawsuit filed against Chicago police over stop and frisk

A federal lawsuit filed against the Chicago Police Department contends officers have routinely violated the constitutional rights of minority residents who have not committed any crime.Click to Continue »

 

State Sen. introduces bill to undo cuts to grants, programs

An Illinois lawmaker has introduced legislation that would restore $26 million in social services and public health grants recently suspended by Republican Gov. Bruce Rauner.Click to Continue »

 

Missouri House endorses legalizing growth of industrial hemp

Missouri would regulate and license the growing of industrial hemp as a raw material for manufacturing under a measure supporters say is an economic development measure.Click to Continue »

 

Board approves hospital's move in southern Illinois

A state board has given its approval for a southern Illinois hospital to move from downtown Belleville to O'Fallon.Click to Continue »

 

Bill to extend medical marijuana program passes House

Legislation extending Illinois' medical marijuana program beyond 2017 has passed the Illinois House despite some recent opposition from Gov. Bruce Rauner.Click to Continue »

 

Bill would privatize Illinois economic development agency

Legislation privatizing the state's economic development agency and making the Abraham Lincoln Library and Museum a stand-alone agency is being considered in Springfield.Click to Continue »

 

Appeals court: Review if convicted killer was fit for trial

A state appellate court panel has ordered a Peoria judge to review whether a man was fit to stand trial for the killing of a woman in 2010.Click to Continue »

 

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