http://ksmuonline.missouristate.edu/podcasts/capitol_podcasts/ KSMU Capitol News Stories en 60 Widget Podcast 1.0.24 Copyright, KSMU Capitol news podcasts by KSMU The Capitol News Bureau is where you'll find in-depth reports as well as links to helpful information about state government. KSMU Capitol News jmcmellen@missouristate.edu http://ksmuonline.missouristate.edu/media/ksmu_capitol_rss.jpg http://ksmuonline.missouristate.edu/podcasts/capitol_podcasts/ No News & Politics Governor Matt Blunt was in Springfield today to sign legislation that provides an alternative certification plan for engineers and scientists who want to teach in public schools. But critics say the program doesn’t provide enough training. KSMU’s Mi Missy Shelton Governor Matt Blunt was in Springfield today to sign legislation that provides an alternative certification plan for engineers and scientists who want to teach in public schools. But critics say the program doesn’t provide enough training. KSMU’s Mi Governor Matt Blunt was in Springfield today to sign legislation that provides an alternative certification plan for engineers and scientists who want to teach in public schools. But critics say the program doesn’t provide enough training. KSMU’s Missy Shelton reports. http://ksmuonline.missouristate.edu/podcasts/capitol_podcasts/capnews_050108_certification.mp3 Thu, 01 May 2008 16:00:22 CDT No 00:03:08 KSMU, ksmu, certification Missouri lawmakers have three weeks left in their regular session. KSMU’s Missy Shelton sat down with the House leadership and asked them to reflect on what lawmakers have accomplished and what’s left to do. Missy Shelton Missouri lawmakers have three weeks left in their regular session. KSMU’s Missy Shelton sat down with the House leadership and asked them to reflect on what lawmakers have accomplished and what’s left to do. Missouri lawmakers have three weeks left in their regular session. KSMU’s Missy Shelton sat down with the House leadership and asked them to reflect on what lawmakers have accomplished and what’s left to do. http://ksmuonline.missouristate.edu/podcasts/capitol_podcasts/capnews_042508_discuss.mp3 Fri, 25 Apr 2008 08:35:22 CDT No 00:02:00 KSMU, ksmu, discuss The Missouri House this week gave final approval to tougher abortion restrictions, sending the measure to the senate. KSMU’s Missy Shelton reports from Jefferson City. Missy Shelton The Missouri House this week gave final approval to tougher abortion restrictions, sending the measure to the senate. KSMU’s Missy Shelton reports from Jefferson City. The Missouri House this week gave final approval to tougher abortion restrictions, sending the measure to the senate. KSMU’s Missy Shelton reports from Jefferson City. http://ksmuonline.missouristate.edu/podcasts/capitol_podcasts/capnews_042208_coercion.mp3 Tue, 22 Apr 2008 15:35:22 CDT No 00:02:57 KSMU, ksmu, coercion In the next week, the Missouri House will debate the state’s budget. The latest budget proposal includes no funding for a new program called Prepare to Care. The program would give additional money to colleges and universities to train healthcare work Missy Shelton In the next week, the Missouri House will debate the state’s budget. The latest budget proposal includes no funding for a new program called Prepare to Care. The program would give additional money to colleges and universities to train healthcare work In the next week, the Missouri House will debate the state’s budget. The latest budget proposal includes no funding for a new program called Prepare to Care. The program would give additional money to colleges and universities to train healthcare workers. KSMU’s Missy Shelton reports. http://ksmuonline.missouristate.edu/podcasts/capitol_podcasts/capnews_030608_prepare.mp3 Thu, 06 Mar 2008 00:39:22 CST No 00:03:40 KSMU, ksmu, prepare A new audit urges Governor Matt Blunt to reimburse the state for the times he’s used state vehicles for personal and political purposes. KSMU’s Missy Shelton reports from Jefferson City. Missy Shelton A new audit urges Governor Matt Blunt to reimburse the state for the times he’s used state vehicles for personal and political purposes. KSMU’s Missy Shelton reports from Jefferson City. A new audit urges Governor Matt Blunt to reimburse the state for the times he’s used state vehicles for personal and political purposes. KSMU’s Missy Shelton reports from Jefferson City. http://ksmuonline.missouristate.edu/podcasts/capitol_podcasts/capnews_022108_audit1.mp3 Thu, 21 Feb 2008 15:59:22 CST No 00:01:03 KSMU, ksmu, audit1 The Missouri Senate voted Wednesday to repeal limits on campaign contributions for themselves and other politicians running for office. KSMU’s Missy Shelton reports from Jefferson City. Missy Shelton The Missouri Senate voted Wednesday to repeal limits on campaign contributions for themselves and other politicians running for office. KSMU’s Missy Shelton reports from Jefferson City. The Missouri Senate voted Wednesday to repeal limits on campaign contributions for themselves and other politicians running for office. KSMU’s Missy Shelton reports from Jefferson City. http://ksmuonline.missouristate.edu/podcasts/capitol_podcasts/capnews_022108_caps.mp3 Thu, 21 Feb 2008 00:23:22 CST No 00:03:22 KSMU, ksmu, caps In Tuesday's primary, candidates are seeking to win delegates which will represent them at the two parties’ national conventions later this year. But Missouri’s distribution of those delegates differs between the two main parties. KSMU’s Jennifer Jennifer Moore In Tuesday's primary, candidates are seeking to win delegates which will represent them at the two parties’ national conventions later this year. But Missouri’s distribution of those delegates differs between the two main parties. KSMU’s Jennifer In Tuesday's primary, candidates are seeking to win delegates which will represent them at the two parties’ national conventions later this year. But Missouri’s distribution of those delegates differs between the two main parties. KSMU’s Jennifer Moore explains. http://ksmuonline.missouristate.edu/podcasts/capitol_podcasts/capnews_020408_delegates.mp3 Mon, 04 Feb 2008 15:32:22 CST No 00:02:27 KSMU, ksmu, delegates During a press conference in Springfield today, Missouri Governor Matt Blunt said no one other than reporters has asked him whether his office deleted emails that should have been saved under the state’s sunshine law. Missy Shelton reports. Missy Shelton During a press conference in Springfield today, Missouri Governor Matt Blunt said no one other than reporters has asked him whether his office deleted emails that should have been saved under the state’s sunshine law. Missy Shelton reports. During a press conference in Springfield today, Missouri Governor Matt Blunt said no one other than reporters has asked him whether his office deleted emails that should have been saved under the state’s sunshine law. Missy Shelton reports. http://ksmuonline.missouristate.edu/podcasts/capitol_podcasts/capnews_011708_email.mp3 Thu, 17 Jan 2008 16:33:22 CST No 00:00:51 KSMU, ksmu, email