Morning headlines - Friday, June 1, 2012
Police to step up weekend presence on Washington Ave.St. Louis police will be out in force on Washington Ave. this weekend in an effort to address the concerns of businesses and residents of the...
View ArticleSchweich releases letter to Mo. Gov. Nixon on Maplewood fee office
Missouri Auditor Tom Schweich (R) has released a letter he sent this week to Governor Jay Nixon (D) expressing concerns over his administration’s handling of a contract for a St. Louis County license...
View ArticleMo. House Committee Wants More Info On License Fee Office Bids
A St. Louis County lawmaker wants more cooperation from the Nixon Administration as her committee looks into the way contracts for license fee offices are awarded.State Representative Sue Allen (R,...
View ArticleLawsuit Filed Over Digital Copying Of Conceal Carry Application
A lawsuit has been filed in the Missouri Bootheel accusing the state of wrongfully requiring digital copies of vital records.The plaintiff, Eric Griffin of Stoddard County, was seeking a conceal carry...
View ArticleLegislation Transfering Conceal Carry Process From DOR To Local Sheriffs...
The Missouri House has given first-round approval to legislation that would overhaul the state’s conceal carry process.House Bill 859 would eliminate conceal carry endorsements in favor of conceal...
View ArticleNixon Vetoes Increases To Drivers License Fees
Missouri drivers will not see their license fees double. Governor Jay Nixon has vetoed a bill that would have increased an array of fees at your local license office.Under the bill, the costs of...
View ArticleAudits examine Mo. license fee offices
A pair of audits examining fee offices for driver’s licenses and motor vehicles was released today by Missouri Auditor Tom Schweich (R).He told reporters the purpose of the audits was to see if the...
View ArticleMorning headlines - Friday, June 1, 2012
Police to step up weekend presence on Washington Ave.St. Louis police will be out in force on Washington Ave. this weekend in an effort to address the concerns of businesses and residents of the...
View ArticleOnly one unsigned bill becomes law in Missouri this year; roundup of other...
Every bill Missouri lawmakers sent to Gov. Jay Nixon this year has now been signed or vetoed, with only one bill becoming law without his signature.That bill, HB 137, tweaks the bidding process for...
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