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Missouri Legislature to find compromise for transfer bill

The Missouri House has denied adopting Senate changes to a proposal to fix flaws in the state's student transfer law.Click to Continue »

 

Man sentenced to life in prison for Raytown shooting death

A man has been sentenced to life in prison for the Kansas City-area shooting death of his longtime ex-lover's new boyfriend.Click to Continue »

 

Illinois medical marijuana chief stepping down

The coordinator of the Illinois medical marijuana pilot program is stepping down May 6 to go into private law practice.Click to Continue »

 

USDA veterinarian: Bird flu outbreak could be 'devastating'

The nation's poultry industry may have to live with a deadly bird flu strain for several years, which would be "devastating," the U.S. Department of Agriculture's chief veterinary officer said…Click to Continue »

 

Missouri OKs 15-month reduction in lifetime welfare benefits

More than 3,000 low-income Missouri families could lose monthly welfare assistance under a measure heading to Democratic Gov. Jay Nixon for approval, the first such bill approved by lawmakers this…Click to Continue »

 

Missouri Senate leaders oppose lump sum budget proposal

Missouri Senate Republican leaders have withdrawn support for a proposal from the lead Senate budget writer to create lump sum budgets for most programs within three departments.Click to Continue »

 

Missouri Senate leaders uncertain on transportation gas tax

A proposal to raise Missouri's fuel tax for the first time in two decades appears unlikely to move forward this session despite warnings from transportation officials about the future of…Click to Continue »

 

$97 million going back to Illinois schools

About 600 school districts will benefit from $97 million that the Illinois State Board of Education has approved for those with the greatest funding needs.Click to Continue »

 

Illinois Senate passes 'Right to Try' measure

The Illinois Senate has approved a bipartisan measure that would allow terminally ill patients access to experimental drugs.Click to Continue »

 

Missouri House roll call vote on cutting welfare benefits

The 111-36 roll call by which the Missouri House voted Thursday to pass legislation limiting the amount of time that people can receive welfare benefits.Click to Continue »

 

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