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MO Statehouse
5:58 pm
Fri February 25, 2011

Legislative walkout unlikely in Missouri

Credit AP photo/Andy Manis
Protesters demonstrate at the Wisconsin Capitol in Madison.
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Missouri legislative leaders don't expect walkouts by Democrats in Wisconsin and other Midwestern states over labor union issues to happen here.

Democrats and union leaders in the Show-Me State are opposing legislation in the State Senate that would make Missouri a right-to-work state.

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Morning News Round-up
9:21 am
Tue January 18, 2011

Morning Headlines: Sen. Blunt on Wagner and the RNC, Put Illinois to Work, Paying for Gov. Nixon's flights, Durbin on the death penalty

U.S. Rep. Roy Blunt (R-Mo) in St. Louis on July 13, 2010. Blunt shared his remarks on the failed bid for Mo. Republican Ann Wagner to take the top job in their party, Chair of the Republican National Committee, last week. (UPI/Bill Greenblatt)
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Good morning! Here are a few headlines to start your day!

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MO Statehouse
5:38 pm
Wed January 5, 2011

Mo. General Assembly begins 2011 session

Lawmakers in the Missouri House of Representatives greet each other as the 2011 session opens. (Marshall Griffin, St. Louis Public Radio)
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The Missouri General Assembly has begun its annual legislative session in Jefferson City.

New Republican leaders in both chambers emphasized job growth as their top priorities.

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MO Statehouse
11:40 am
Mon January 3, 2011

2011 Missouri Legislative Preview

Marshall Griffin shares what Missourians can expect for this year's legislative session. (Bill Greenblatt/UPI )
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Missouri lawmakers return to Jefferson City this week for the 2011 legislative session.  There’ll be many new faces, thanks to term limits, along with new leaders for both the State House and Senate.  And Republicans now hold a veto-proof majority in the Senate and fall only three votes short of one in the House.  St. Louis Public Radio’s Marshall Griffin takes a closer look at the major issues they’ll be facing this year.

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