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Conference Committee recommends House pay raise plan
A final committee vote still must be taken.
Senate keeps pay raise plan on first test-vote
Nine senators want to cancel pay raises; got 15 votes
Wilson pleads guilty to federal charge
2 other men named in charge involving Columbia insurance company
Barely 24 hours after being indicted, former Missouri Gov. Roger Wilson this afternoon pleaded guilty to a federal misdemeanor charge of misappropriating $5,000 from the Missouri Employers Mutual Insurance Co.
Bustamante sentencing expected Wednesday morning
A Boston psychiatrist told Cole County Circuit Judge Patricia Joyce this morning that no scientific study has shown a connection between the anti-depressant drug Prozac and an increased incidents of suicides or violence, including murder.
Prescription drug part of Bustamante defense
Alyssa Bustamante’s prescription for Prozac may have helped lead her to killing Elizabeth Olten, 9, a consulting psychiatrist testified Monday afternoon.
Judge upholds Missouri congressional districts
The lawmaker-drawn congressional districts are constitutional, Cole County Circuit Court Judge Dan Green ruled this afternoon.
'Target' stickers placed on Capitol doors
Capitol Police investigating 'target' stickers placed on Capitol doors.
Bustamante pleads guilty to murder
At a half-hour hearing Tuesday morning, Alyssa Bustamante pleaded guilty to an amended charge of second-degree murder and a charge of armed criminal in connection with the Oct. 21, 2009, death of Elizabeth Olten.
‘Motion hearing’ set Tuesday in Bustamante murder case
A motion hearing is scheduled for Tuesday morning in the Alyssa Bustamante murder case.
Bustamante trial to be held in new federal courthouse
Trial delayed 3 more weeks, until Jan. 30, 2012
