KBIA Newscast

Regional headlines from the KBIA Newsroom, including:

• With Few Inmates Left, Missouri Prison Nears Closure
• Missouri Governor Blocks Repeal Of Motorcycle Helmet Law
• Columbia City Manager Will Be Announced Today
• St. Louis County Jail Director Hindered In Addressing Deaths
• Big Southeast Missouri Landowner To Ban Feral Hog Hunting
  

  Regional headlines from the KBIA Newsroom, including: 

• Since Voters Approved A $5 Cap On Gifts, Lobbyist Spending On Missouri Lawmakers Dropped 94%
• Missouri Governor Signs Law Pushing Back School Start Date
• Politically Speaking: State Rep. Chuck Basye On How Mid-Missouri Fared During The 2019 Session
• Probe Involving St. Louis Prosecutor Ongoing

  Regional headlines from the KBIA Newsroom, including:

• Fewer Vehicles Will Need Inspections Under New Missouri Law
• Grand Jury Disbands Without Indicting St. Louis Prosecutor
• Missouri Governor Signs GM Tax Break Incentive Deal
• Company Settles Lawsuits Over Missouri Duck Boat That Sank
• Columbia City Manager Job Finalists Go Toe to Toe in Person, Meet With Constituents

  Regional headlines from the KBIA Newsroom, including:

• Trump Approves Second Disaster Declaration For Missouri
• Missouri Law Excuses People Age 75 And Over From Jury Duty
• Missouri Law Could Free Hundreds From Mandatory Prison Terms
• Referendum Aimed At Overturning 8-Week Abortion Ban Can Move Forward

Regional headlines from the KBIA Newsroom, including:

• Missouri Lawmakers Ask Public To Voice Stories Of Racial Profiling
• Missouri Lawyer Dealt Blow In Case Over Message-Deleting App
• Referendum Aimed At Overturning 8-Week Abortion Ban Can Move Forward
• Missouri Judge Tosses Open-Records Lawsuit Against Governor

  Regional headlines from the KBIA Newsroom, including:

• Missouri's Top Health Official Has History Of Controversies
• Violent Crime Getting Deadlier In St. Louis
• Hickman Students Raise Money To Send Slam Poetry Team To Vegas
• Missouri Wants To Raise Hunting, Fishing Fees

Regional stories from the KBIA Newsroom, including:

• More Than One Thousand State Employees Have Been Trained the Missouri Way
• New Nature School to Be Built Near Columbia on Donated Land
• Group Launches Hotline to Take Complaints Against KCK Police
• Missouri Scientists Try to Save Alligator Gar Population

  Regional headlines from the KBIA Newsroom, including:

• High-Profile Doctor To Be Planned Parenthood's First Medical Officer
• Missouri River To Remain High Because Of Water From Dams
• Columbia Living Costs Lower Than U.S. Average
• Missouri City Settles Lawsuit Over Traffic Ticket Quotas

Regional headlines from the KBIA Newsroom, including:

• Politically Speaking: Minority Leader Walsh Takes Stock Of Gov. Parson's First Year
• Boone County Emergency Management Director Dies
• DNR Considers Name Change At Missouri State Park
• Columbia Public Works Moves Forward With Roundabout

  Regional headlines from the KBIA Newsroom, including:

• Authorized Medicinal Pot Growers May Need To Break The Law
• Kansas City Public Library Does Away With Overdue Fines
• Washington University Staff To Get $15-An-Hour Minimum Wage
• Research Into Bourbon Virus Using Strain From Missouri Woman

Here's a roundup of headlines from across the region, including:

• Abortions Can Continue at St. Louis Planned Parenthood Until At Least August
• Supreme Court Redistricting Rule Is Mixed Bag for Missouri Critics of Gerrymandering
• Draper Set to Be Next Missouri Supreme Court Chief Justice 
• Missouri and Platte River Flood Repairs to Cost Over $1 Billion

Regional headlines from the KBIA Newsroom, including:

• Politically Speaking: State Sen. May On The Push To Overhaul Missouri's Criminal Justice System
• Levee Breaks Near Jefferson City as Missouri River Swells
• Politically Speaking: State Sen. May On The Push To Overhaul Missouri's Criminal Justice System
• MU Receives $8.6 Million Grant for New Research Center

Regional stories from the KBIA Newsroom, including:

• State Funds Go to Lee Heights, Oberlin Valley Wastewater Consolidation Project
• Boone County Democrats Gather for the First Democratic Presidential Debate
• Bayer Faces Lawsuit From Missouri Buyers of Roundup
• Missouri Abortion Clinic Asks For A Stay

  Regional headlines from the KBIA Newsroom, including:

• Missouri Abortion Clinic Asks For A Stay
• Boone County Commission Discusses Wind Farm Regulations
• MU Health Care Career Institute Celebrates Third Graduating Class
• UPS, Veterans United Will Remain Tenants At The Boone County Fairgrounds

  Regional headlines from the KBIA Newsroom, inlcuding:

• Columbia Cyclists Honor Late Mayor With Memorial Ride
• Hundreds Protest Against Missouri's Strict Abortion Law
• Missouri Doctors Reluctant To Certify For Medical Marijuana

Regional stories from the KBIA Newsroom, including:

• Missouri Denies St. Louis Planned Parenthood Clinic Abortion License 
• Wind Farm in Southwest Missouri/Southeast Kansas Approved
• Kids in Missouri Are Losing Health Insurance At The Second Highest Rate In The Nation 
• Missouri Denies Planned Parenthood Abortion License, But Clinic Remains Open For Now 

Regional stories from the KBIA Newsroom, including:

• St. Louis Planned Parenthood Bucks Abortion rules As License Renewal Looms
• Hawley Proposes Requiring Tech Companies to Prove No Bias
• University Workers Demand Wage Increase Outside Curators Meeting
• Rain, High Reservoir Releases to Mean Wet Summer

Regional stories from the KBIA Newsroom, including:

• Judge Denies Columbia Schools' Motion to Dismiss Lawsuit by Teachers
• Reservations Canceled for Rest of Season at Big Lake Park
• Prosecutor Adds 22 St. Louis Officers To Exclusion List
• Kansas City, Missouri, Voters Elect Lucas as New Mayor

Regional headlines from the KBIA Newsroom, inlcuding:

• ACLU: Missouri Inmates Are Dying While Awaiting Hepatitis C Treatments
• Missouri Cites 'Failed Abortions' In Clinic License Dispute
• Uniformed Police Now Welcome To March In St. Louis Pride Parade
• Columbia City Council Approves Hinkson Creek Trail Improvements Ordinance

Regional headlines from the KBIA Newsroom, including:

• Ex-Judge With Anti-Abortion Ties Named To Panel
• Columbia City Council Adopts Climate Action And Adaptation Plan
• St. Louis Prosecutor's Investigator in Greitens Case Charged With Perjury, Evidence Tampering
• Judge Says Missouri Legislators Unlawfully Cut Off Planned Parenthood's Medicaid Funding

Regional headlines from the KBIA Newsroom, including:

• Politically Speaking: Jean Evans On How Missouri Republicans Are Gearing Up For 2020
• Missouri Could Be The First State to Allow Outdoor Cremations
• Non-Profit Wants To Preserve Historic Jefferson City Homes
• Lincoln University Extends President Contract Through 2024

Regional stories from the KBIA Newsroom, including:

• Politically Speaking: Treasurer Fitzpatrick On Statewide Transition And Tax Credits
• St. Louis Asks for More Time to Release Suspects From Jail
• Bishops OK Anti-Abuse Steps, But Skeptics Seek Tougher Moves

Regional stories from the KBIA newsroom, including:

• Amtrak to Partially Restart Kansas City to St. Louis Route
• St. Louis Blues Win Stanley Cup At Last
• Metro Business College to Close 3 Missouri Campuses
• MU Health Care Makes Plans to Serve More Patients

  Regional headlines from the KBIA Newsroom, including:

• Missouri Gov. Signs 'Border War' Truce, Awaits Kansas Action
• State Rural Broadband Expansion Continues With $24.1 Million From FCC
• Missouri Election Head Rejects Petition For Vote On Abortion
• Teen Pleads Guilty to Violence Threats At Missouri Schools

Regional headlines from the KBIA Newsroom, including:

• Judge Temporarily Protects Access To Abortion At Planned Parenthood's St. Louis Clinic
• Black Missouri Drivers 91 Percent More Likely to Be Stopped
• Politically Speaking: Sen. Schupp On Fighting Missouri's Abortion Ban - And Her Political Future
• Columbia Public Schools Considers Adjusting Its Recording Policy

  Regional headlines from the KBIA Newsrom, including:

• Missouri State Highway Patrol Testing Rape Kits At Low Rate
• Southeast Humane Society To Stop Taking Feral Cats
• Missouri Agency Seeks Input On Rules To Combat Deer Disease
• Missouri River Boat Race Delayed Because Of Flooding
• GOP Donor Funds Abortion Referendum Effort

Regional headlines from the KBIA Newsroom, including:

• Referendums To Overturn New Abortion Ban Rejected By Missouri Secretary Of State
• Medical Marijuana Dispensary Clears Hurdle At Planning And Zoning Meeting
• Safety At The Forefront of Boone County's Wind-Energy Regulations Discussion
• Missouri Students Suing For-Profit College For False Claims

  Regional headlines from the KBIA Newsroom, including:

• Hawley Seeks To Bar YouTube From Recommending Videos Featuring Minors
• Missouri OKs Invenergy's Acquisition Of Wind Power Project
• Cambio de Colores Conference Seeks To Make The Midwest More Welcoming To Immigrants
• Flood Insurance Payouts at $9M And Rising

Regional headlines from the KBIA Newsroom, including:

• Court Rules Doctors Don't Have To Testify In Planned Parenthood License Case
• American Red Cross Provides Shelter to Boonville Residents After Flooding
• After Days of Sandbagging, It's Time to Watch and Wait in Rocheport

Regional headlines from the KBIA Newsroom, including:

• Medical Marijuana Applications Are Available In Missouri
• Missouri Subpoenas Abortion Clinic Doctors Amid Legal Battle
• City Council Passes Medical Marijuana Regulations
• Missouri Lawmakers Can Eat For Free When Giving Speeches