Newscast for January 10, 2012

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Regional news from the KBIA newsroom, including

  • The guilty plea by Alyssa Bustamante in the killing of her 9-year-old neighbor included a chilling admission in court about how it happened.
  • Two of the three Republican candidates running to challenge Senator Claire McCaskill in November squared off Tuesday in the first of what is sure to be several debates before the primary election.
  • Relatives of a slain 9-year-old Missouri girl are disappointed by a plea agreement that cold allow her confessed killer to be released from prison someday.
  • The ACLU of Eastern Missouri has filed suit against a statewide ballot initiative that would give St. Louis control of its police department.
  • A Missouri Senate Committee is considering a bill designed to block Governor Jay Nixon or any agency under his authority from creating a health insurance exchange. 
  • Two of Missouri's top elected officials have starred in TV ads recently. But they didn't have to pay for them with campaign money.
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Scarlett Robertson joined KBIA as a producer in February 2011. She studied psychology at Lake Forest College and holds a masters degree in journalism from Syracuse University. Scarlett began her professional career in psychology, jumped to magazines and then came to her senses and shifted to public radio. She has contributed to NPR member stations WAER in Syracuse, KUT in Austin and Chicago’s WBEZ.