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May 2014 Stories

• 5/18/2014: NewsBook - News summary for the week of May 12, 2014
• 5/16/2014: Radio Story - Ballot measure on electric survellience goes to ballot, would ban unreasonable search and seizure of data
• 5/16/2014: Newspaper Story - Voters will get chance to amend the Missouri Constitution prohibiting unreasonable electronic surveillance
• 5/15/2014: Radio Story - Mo legislature passes overhaul of school transfer system
• 5/15/2014: Radio Story - The Missouri Senate refused to take up a bill nullifying federal gun regulations over disagreements with House.
• 5/15/2014: Newspaper Story - A bill nullfying federal gun laws died in the Missouri Senate after its handler withdrew support
• 5/15/2014: Radio Story - A bill prohibiting Missouri from implementing Common Core Standards passes, heads to Nixon
• 5/14/2014: Radio Story - Children budget fund used to pay Missouri governor dues
• 5/14/2014: Newspaper Story - A sales tax increase passed and will appear on the Missouri ballot to boost transportation funding
• 5/13/2014: Newspaper Story - @SpeakerTimJones, @joliejustus, and @JacobHummel reflect on time spent in the legislature
• 5/13/2014: Radio Story - Gov. Nixon harshly criticizes bill providing vouchers for private schools, doesn't say whether he'll veto bill
• 5/13/2014: Radio Story - With 3 days left in session, Gov. Nixon and Republicans are still going at it over Medicaid expansion
• 5/12/2014: Radio Story - Sen. Jolie Justus said any advancement in the LGBT community helps measures involving gays and lesbians
• 5/12/2014: Radio Story - Tesla supporters rally at the statehouse against a bill to block sales of Tesla cars.
• 5/12/2014: Radio Story - House passes bill banning sale of electronic cigarettes to minors under 18, sends it to @GovJayNixon
• 5/12/2014: Radio Story - House passes bill requiring parents of kids younger than 17 to give consent for use of tanning beds
• 5/11/2014: NewsBook - News summary for the week of May 5, 2014
• 5/ 7/2014: Radio Story - A day after the House overrode Gov. Nixon's tax cut veto, tensions boiled over on the House floor
• 5/ 7/2014: Radio Story - The Show Me State's legislature considers putting restrictions on tanning beds for the first time ever
• 5/ 7/2014: Radio Story - Senate Democrats filibuster voting ID bill.
• 5/ 7/2014: Radio Story - Senate Democrats filibuster voting ID bill.
• 5/ 6/2014: NewsBook - News summary for the week of April 28, 2014
• 5/ 6/2014: Newspaper Story - Medicaid expansion protest in Senate public gallery led to 23 arrests.
• 5/ 6/2014: Radio Story - The Missouri House approves motion to override the governors veto
• 5/ 6/2014: Radio Story - The Missouri Senate debated a measure that would extend the waiting period for an abortion to 72 hours
• 5/ 5/2014: Radio Story - More than 275,000 Missourians signed a petition to eliminate teacher tenure
• 5/ 5/2014: Radio Story - House Committee heard public testimony on a measure to allow drug abusers to get food stamps.
• 5/ 5/2014: Radio Story - The Senate votes to override the governors veto with little opposition from the Democrats.
• 5/ 5/2014: Radio Story - Hours after the Senate voted to override Gov. Nixon's tax cut veto, the House took no action on the bill
• 5/ 4/2014: Newspaper Story - Legislation requiring federal health care navigators be tested clears a House committee
• 5/ 1/2014: Newspaper Story - Lawmakers passed a bill that would make hemp oil legal for epileptics uncured by other treatments.