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5:13 pm
Tue July 3, 2012

Mo. ends fiscal year with higher than expected revenues

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Missouri closed out its 2012 fiscal year with slightly better than expected revenues. But that doesn't necessarily translate to a budget surplus.

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AM Newscasts
8:27 am
Thu May 10, 2012

Newscast for May 10, 2012

Regional news coverage from the KBIA News room, including:

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PM Newscasts
5:39 pm
Mon May 7, 2012

Newscast for May 7, 2012

Regional news coverage from the KBIA Newsroom, including:

  • Missouri lawmakers negotiate the final version of the state budget.

 

  • A petition to raise the minimum wage in Missouri has reached the secretary of state.

 

  • A Missouri House committee backs legislation that would change restrictions on who may ride with permit drivers.

 

 

Politics
8:58 am
Wed May 2, 2012

Mo. senators continue budget negotiations

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Mo. senators are deciding which aspects of their 2013 state budget they should "bind" to before negotiations with House begin.

The Missouri Senate took the next step Tuesday toward beginning final negotiations with the House on next year’s state budget.  Senate members struggled with whether to bind themselves to various positions they support.

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Politics
5:54 pm
Mon April 30, 2012

Nixon urges lawmakers pass several key budget items

With three weeks left in the legislative session, Governor Jay Nixon is urging lawmakers to fund

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Politics
9:31 am
Mon April 30, 2012

Mo. GOP senators win concessions, but state budget still faces shortfall

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Conservative Mo. senators gained dozens of concessions, but the 2013 budget still has a $4 million shortfall.

Nine conservative Republican senators who held up debate on Missouri's budget plan had claimed it spent too much, relied too heavily on one-time revenue sources and needed a structural overhaul.

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Politics
9:07 am
Thu April 26, 2012

Mo. House budget chair not pleased with blind pension cut reversal

Nixon meets with blind

The budget chairman for the Missouri House is not happy with the Senate’s decision early today (Wednesday) to restore 28 million dollars for blind pensions.  An amendment by GOP Senator Jim Lembke of St. Louis County reversed the cut that the House wanted to use for Higher Education.

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