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2015 Liberties Stories

• 11/12/2015: Radio Story - The new interim UM President want to revisit original demands made by 1969 Legion of Black Collegians
• 11/10/2015: Radio Story - Gov. Kinder wants University of Missouri to investigate staff shown in protest video
• 11/ 5/2015: Newspaper Story - Former LeVota Intern: House Committee out of touch on sexual harassment standards
• 11/ 3/2015: Newspaper Story - Another gun-rights case by a felon comes before the Missouri Supreme Court
• 10/27/2015: Newspaper Story - Missouri's Supreme Court is urged to let felons possess firearms.
• 10/27/2015: Newspaper Story - An appeals court rules Missouri's civil rights law does not cover sexual orientation discrimination.
• 10/14/2015: Newspaper Story - A House Committee is told there is no indication of missing aborted fetus body parts.
• 9/30/2015: Radio Story - Missouri's Supreme Court hears an appeal to keep a juvenile off the state's sex offender list.
• 9/28/2015: Newspaper Story - Missouri's Attorney General reports no evidence found that Planned Parenthood sold aborted fetal parts.
• 9/25/2015: Newspaper Story - MU Halts Planned Parenthood referral privileges, halting abortion services in Columbia
• 9/23/2015: Newspaper Story - The 'me too' defense gets an OK from the Missouri Supreme Court involving the KC Chiefs
• 9/15/2015: Radio Story - The New Approach Missouri committee has hired consultant Jack Cardetti for their 2016 campaign.
• 9/15/2015: Newspaper Story - The committee supporting the statewide marijuana initiative in 2016 has hired Jack Cardetti.
• 9/ 8/2015: Newspaper Story - Right to Work will be an issue for the legislature's veto session
• 8/25/2015: Radio Story - Missouri lawmakers are frustrated with lack of answers at Planned Parenthood hearing.
• 5/15/2015: Radio Story - The issue that sparked the Ferguson protests was not addressed by the Senate in the final week of the session
• 5/11/2015: Radio Story - Tension in the Missouri House is increased as the legislative session draws to a close
• 5/ 6/2015: Radio Story - Missouri lawmakers are saying Gov. Jay Nixon has not kept a promise he made in January. #MoLeg
• 5/ 6/2015: Newspaper Story - Lawmakers are saying the Gov. Nixon is making their jobs harder and failed to uphold his promise #MoLeg
• 5/ 4/2015: Radio Story - House committee hears Ferguson-related deadly force bill
• 4/22/2015: Radio Story - Police body camera footage to be made private, pending bill's passage
• 4/21/2015: Newspaper Story - Lawmakers urged to require daily Pledge of Allegiance recitation in public schools
• 4/20/2015: Radio Story - Missouri Attorney General comes to the defense of Senate
• 4/13/2015: Radio Story - Law enforcement officers could have tighter deadly force restrictions
• 4/ 8/2015: Radio Story - Republican representative gives speech advocating sexual orientation be included in discrimination laws
• 4/ 2/2015: Radio Story - The Senate passed a bill that would allow the government to monitor prescription drugs.
• 4/ 2/2015: Newspaper Story - Missouri is one step closer to using a database to monitor the prescribing and dispensing of narcotic-type drugs.
• 4/ 1/2015: Radio Story - Legislation would suspend police officers who use deadly force on a person until investigation is complete
• 3/30/2015: Radio Story - Following the death of Spence Jackson neither Missouri's new auditor or staff is commenting
• 3/30/2015: Radio Story - House Committee hears Ferguson related bills
• 3/19/2015: Radio Story - House passes it's version of welfare reform
• 3/17/2015: Newspaper Story - Overwhelming support for gender pay equality guidelines during Senate committee hearing #moleg
• 3/11/2015: Radio Story - A new Missouri Senate bill would seek to eliminate racial profiling.
• 3/11/2015: Radio Story - The bill to release a man from life in prison is shifting authority away from committee control
• 3/ 4/2015: Radio Story - Charges against an armed felon in St. Louis are dropped after a judge said the charges were unjustified.
• 3/ 4/2015: Newspaper Story - Legislative committee members voiced support for releasing a marijuana offender spending life in prison.
• 2/25/2015: Radio Story - Missouri Supreme Court is urged to invalidate two constitutional amendments
• 2/25/2015: Newspaper Story - Lawmakers hear about bills prohibiting the denial of benefits to religious groups in educational institutions,
• 2/25/2015: Radio Story - A Senate cmte. discussed the benefits allowed for religious associations in public education institutions. #moleg
• 2/24/2015: Newspaper Story - Family Planning could lose state funds under a measure presented to a Senate Committee
• 2/23/2015: Newspaper Story - House Committee hears testimony on bill that would legalize medical marijuana
• 2/18/2015: Radio Story - Senate committee hears bill to prevent discrimination based on sexual orientation and identity
• 2/18/2015: Radio Story - Congresswoman Wagner visited the state Capitol to testify in favor of a sex trafficking bill
• 2/18/2015: Radio Story - Missouri House gave first round approval on voter ID legislation.
• 2/12/2015: Radio Story - Chaos, miscommunication in the aftermath of Ferguson decision
• 2/12/2015: Radio Story - Gov. Nixon answered reporters lingering questions at Thursday's MPA lunch #MOLeg
• 2/11/2015: Radio Story - House committee hears resolution to allow voters to decide if grand juries should be legal in Missouri
• 2/11/2015: Radio Story - Chaos, miscommunication in the aftermath of Ferguson decision
• 2/11/2015: Radio Story - Nixon compares Ferguson to Kent State shooting, defends National Guard's response
• 2/ 9/2015: Radio Story - Right to work bills passed after tense committee hearing
• 2/ 2/2015: Radio Story - 'Right to work' debate heats up in House Committee #RTW #MoLeg
• 2/ 2/2015: Radio Story - The first bill regarding Ferguson was heard with no opposition
• 1/28/2015: Radio Story - DPS officials say they don't oversee what drug task forces do, just whether or not they spend their funds.
• 1/27/2015: Radio Story - Missouri House Children & Family Committee heard three new abortion bills.
• 1/21/2015: Newspaper Story - Nixon's State of the State Address features call for Medicaid expansion, but few specifics otherwise
• 1/21/2015: Radio Story - Nasheed, Chapelle-Nadal Question Nixon's Proposed Plans For Ferguson
• 1/21/2015: Newspaper Story - Nixon Calls for Police Reform, Community Building In Ferguson During State of the State Address