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Courtney Cox Stories

• 3/11/2008: Radio Story - Rising gas prices in Missouri are causing the Department of Transportation to make some tough calls in order to keep their fleet fueled. Courtney Cox has more from the state capitol.
• 2/26/2008: Radio Story - MIssouri Democratic Party Spokesman Jack Cardetti says the announcement of Ralph Nader's candidacy does not worry him
• 2/ 5/2008: Radio Story - Intro: House Democrats have asked Presidential Candidates to give Missourians a break from automated campaign pitches. Courtney Cox has more from the state capitol.

Courtney Cox Stories

• 11/29/2007: Radio Story - House Minority Leader Paul LeVota sent a letter to the governor's office this week questioning whether a cleaning company hired by the state has a history of employing illegal workers. Courtney Cox has more from the state capitol.
• 11/16/2007: Radio Story - Missouri's Attorney General launched an investigation today to look into Governor's office has
• 11/13/2007: Radio Story - According to the Director of Insurance, Missouri is following a national trend to stop insurance deception on miliary personnel. Courtney Cox has more from Jefferson City.
• 11/ 6/2007: Radio Story - State officials have said emergency communications in Missouri are out of date, yet it may be years before changes are made. Courtney Cox has more from Jefferson City.
• 11/ 1/2007: Radio Story - The chairwoman of the House Education Committee plans to file legislation to expose sex offending teachers, but the Missouri School Boards' Association has some reservations.
• 10/30/2007: Radio Story - After the recovery of Shawn Hornbeck and Ben Ownby in Kirkwood last winter, the demand for child identification kits has soared.
• 10/11/2007: Radio Story - According to the National Safety Council, agriculture tops the list of most dangerous industries in Missouri.
• 10/10/2007: Radio Story - State ethanol supporters are acknowledging that state cars utilizing E85 may have have trouble filling their tanks.
• 10/ 2/2007: Radio Story - Six students were injured today in a Jefferson County bus accident.
• 9/25/2007: Radio Story - State health officials and abortion providers are renegotiating provisions of pro-life legislation after a U.S. District judge called for the two sides to compromise. Planned Parenthood says the new law will not stop the educational services they provide to schools. Courtney Cox has more from Jefferson City.
• 9/20/2007: Radio Story - A Missouri woman died last week due to infection caused by the West Nile virus. While summer is coming to an end, the threat of mosquito bites, and West Nile Virus is prominent until the end of October. Courtney Cox has more from Jefferson City.
• 9/18/2007: Radio Story - Two patrons at a Clayton restaurant were injured today when an SUV lost control and drove onto the restaurant's patio. Police had trouble communiating with the driver as he spoke little English. Courtney Cox has more from Jefferson City on what is required to get a driver's license in Missouri.
• 9/13/2007: Radio Story - Tour of Missouri rider Dan Schmatz can vouch that Missouri's armadillo population is growing.
• 9/11/2007: Radio Story - Cheif Justice Stith defended the confidentiality in selecting Missouri Supreme Court justices Tuesday afternoon
• 9/ 6/2007: Radio Story - Tour of Missouri officials say a defective bridge will not stop the race.
• 9/ 6/2007: Radio Story - Tour de France champion to be challenged by defective bridge
• 9/ 4/2007: Radio Story - Ticket scalping will soon be a legalized practice. This thanks to legislation Governor Matt Blunt signed Tuesday afternooon.
• 8/30/2007: Radio Story - The Missouri Legislature ended this year's special session Thursday, passing legislation that leaders say will create thousands of new quality jobs in the state, and a measure to upgrade more than 800 bridges in the state.