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U.S. Census Data
11:08 am
Thu February 24, 2011

New 2010 U.S. Census data released for Missouri

Credit (U.S. Census Bureau)
Click Read More or scroll down once within the story, to explore the interactive data map from the U.S. Census Bureau.

The U.S. Census Bureau has released new data for Missouri. Click "Read More" for an interactive map through which you can investigate the data, county-by-county.

We've also got our listening area counties and congressional districts broken down, and news stories to put it all in context.

How has your area changed in 10 years?

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Large-Scale Farms legislation
3:16 pm
Wed February 23, 2011

Mo. Legislature endorses limits on hog farm suits

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Missouri lawmakers have endorsed legislation intended to limit lawsuits against large-scale animal farms.

Bills given initial approval Wednesday in the House and Senate would affect nuisance lawsuits against the owners of land used for agricultural purposes such as animal or crop production.

Numerous lawsuits have been filed in Missouri in recent years alleging that odors from large barns of hogs are a nuisance to neighbors.

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Governor's Travel
1:15 pm
Wed February 23, 2011

Mo. House wants details of gov. travel put online

Mo. Gov. Jay Nixon (UPI/Bill Greenblatt)

Missouri House members have voted without dissent to require information about the governor's travel to be posted on a state website.

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"Fair Tax"
11:21 am
Wed February 23, 2011

Mo. House panel backs tax proposal on party vote

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A House committee has voted along partisan lines to advance a proposal eliminating Missouri's income taxes and replacing them with a higher sales tax.

The vote Wednesday by the House Tax Reform Committee marked the first step toward moving the so-called "Fair Tax" proposal to the 2012 statewide ballot. All the Republicans on the committee voted for the measure and all the Democrats opposed it.

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Petition Signatures Amendment
11:11 am
Tue February 22, 2011

Mo. proposal calls for more petition signatures

The Missouri State Capitol building in Jefferson City, Mo. (Marshall Griffin/St. Louis Public Radio)

A Missouri lawmaker wants organizers of initiative petitions to collect signatures from all of the state's congressional districts before their measures go on ballots.

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