KBIA Newscast

Newscast for October 27, 2011

By Carah Hart • Oct 27, 2011

Regional news coverage from the KBIA Newsroom, including:

Missouri Police Union feels Rob Sanders should be reinstated.
Lead Contaminates areas of Joplin.
Medicaid Study Shows States will Pay More.

Newscast for October 25, 2011

By Kelly Gehringer • Oct 25, 2011

Regional news coverage from the KBIA Newsroom, including:

Missouri's legislative session comes to an end.
The Missouri Department of Agriculture awards a grant to local businesses.
A State representative pushes for MoDOT to complete a highway project.

Newscast for Monday, October 24, 2011

Local news from the KBIA newsroom.

Newscast for October 20, 2011

By Kelly Gehringer • Oct 20, 2011

Libyans in Columbia react to the death of Moammar Gadhafi.
Missouri farmers benefit from Free Trade Agreements.
University of Missouri Board of Curators approves a retirement plan for new employees.
The Missouri House tries to work out the differences over a wide-ranging tax credit bill.
Another case of Listeria tainted cantaloupe has been identified in northwest Missouri.
Boone County launches a new website, ShowmeBoone.com/Treasurer to help residents find out whether or not they have unclaime

Local news coverage from the KBIA newsroom, including: legislation that would require the Missouri Bank Association to give confidential document access to the State Auditor, a new Missouri Supreme Court justice, updates to the Columbia's Parks and Recreation Department plans, changes in Camden County's ambulance dispatching services and legislation that would give Jewish veterans from World War I a chance to be honored battle awards.

Newscast for October 19, 2011

Local news from the KBIA newsroom.

KBIA Newscast for October 18, 2011

By Ryan Schmidt • Oct 18, 2011

Missouri governor Jay Nixon is going to China on Friday for a trip he says will seal the deal on billions of dollars of exports between Missouri and China over the next three years.

KBIA Newscast for October 18, 2011

By Ryan Schmidt • Oct 18, 2011

Missouri Lieutenant Governor Peter Kinder is calling out Governor Jay Nixon’s administration for acting too slowly to provide in-home care services for seniors and disabled residents affected by the loss of Indiana-based Syncare.

KBIA Newscast for October 18, 2011

By Ryan Schmidt • Oct 18, 2011

Missouri Lieutenant Governor Peter Kinder is calling out Governor Jay Nixon’s administration for acting too slowly to provide in-home care services for seniors and disabled residents affected by the loss of Indiana-based Syncare.

KBIA Newscast for October 18, 2011

By Ryan Schmidt • Oct 18, 2011

One of U.S. Senator Kit Bond’s former aides is spending the afternoon in jail for accepting a trip to the World Series from lobbyists, and failing to report the trip as income on his tax return.