(JEFFERSON CITY, Mo., AP) — The Missouri Senate has agreed on a plan to raise the state’s fuel tax by nearly six cents per gallon to pay for road and bridge projects…. Read more »
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Amish minister accused in wife’s 2006 death waives hearing
(BETHANY, Mo., AP) — An Amish minister from Kentucky charged in his wife’s 2006 death in Missouri has waived a preliminary hearing in his case. The St. Joseph News-Press (http://bit.ly/1UVyjXh ) reports… Read more »
Russian police step up search for missing American
(MOSCOW, AP) — Russian police have stepped up the search for an American student who went missing on a hike in the mountains on Sunday. Twenty-five-year-old Colin Madsen of Jefferson City, Missouri,… Read more »
Authorities investigate woman’s death at Independence home
(INDEPENDENCE, Mo., AP) — Authorities are investigating the death of a suburban Kansas City woman as a homicide. Police said in a news release that 63-year-old Louise M. Dickey, of Independence, was… Read more »
Missouri couple seeks return of disabled son’s stolen buggy
(INDEPENDENCE, Mo., AP) — The suburban Kansas City, Missouri, parents of a quadriplegic teenager are hoping someone returns the boy’s beloved dune buggy stolen from the family’s home. The Kansas… Read more »
Missouri House panel reviews abortion, fetal-tissue bills
By SUMMER BALLENTINE Associated Press (JEFFERSON CITY, Mo., AP) — A Republican Missouri lawmaker pitched a “personhood” measure Tuesday that he says is meant to protect unborn children but opponents say… Read more »
Missouri lawmakers pass limits on paid political consulting
By ADAM ATON and SUMMER BALLENTINE Associated Press (JEFFERSON CITY, Mo., AP) — The Missouri Legislature on Tuesday agreed to ban lawmakers and statewide elected officials from working as paid political consultants… Read more »
Candidate filing for Missouri offices closes
(JEFFERSON CITY, Mo., AP) — Candidate filing to run for Congress, the state Legislature and statewide offices in Missouri is now over. The secretary of state’s office said Tuesday almost… Read more »
Missouri Senate panel considers higher ed, Medicaid spending
By ADAM ATON Associated Press (JEFFERSON CITY, Mo., AP) — A Senate panel on Tuesday began considering changes to the House’s version of the state budget, but many of the most… Read more »
Justices: Government can’t freeze assets unrelated to crimes
By SAM HANANEL Associated Press (WASHINGTON, AP) — The government cannot freeze the financial assets of people accused of crimes if the money has no connection to criminal activity and is… Read more »