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Six Missouri lawmakers have filed a complaint aimed at preventing Gov. Jay Nixon from tapping revenues that go to repay debt on the St. Louis Rams stadium for a new professional football stadium without legislative or voter support.
May 29 - Missouri
St. Louis voters will decide in an August ballot measure whether the city should issue $180 million of debt to fund infrastructure improvements.
May 29 - Missouri
Springfield, Mo. City Utilities will take competitive bids on $515 million of revenue bonds that will refund bonds from a 2006 issue that funded a coal plant.
May 18 - Missouri
Missouri Gov. Jay Nixon has signed off on the bills that make up the states $26 billion fiscal 2016 spending plan.
May 12 - Missouri
Missouri Gov. Jay Nixon is reviewing the $26 billion fiscal 2016 budget sent to him by lawmakers two weeks ahead of the state constitutions mandated deadline.
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The St. Louis public agency helping in efforts to build a new stadium for the Rams football team is seeking clarity from the courts over whether the city can contribute financially to the project without a public vote.
April 10 - Missouri
Voters in Ferguson, Mo., elected two African Americans to their city council in the first city election following a controversial police shooting inspired efforts to cut Missouri governments' reliance on court fines to support budgets.
April 9 -
A San Francisco-based airline's April Fool's joke triggered a disclosure notice on EMMA; the trustee for bonds issued for the airport in Branson, Mo. Wanted to be sure bondholders new that Virgin America was just kidding about its plans to serve Branson.
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The Missouri Highways and Transportation Commission has tapped its chief financial officer Roberta Broeker to serve as interim director of state Transportation Department as a national search continues for a new leader to replace retiring director Dave Nichols.
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A Missouri city is asking a state judge to void its contract with the Missouri Joint Municipal Electric Utility Commission in the latest push back from local governments angry over higher energy costs tied to the controversial Prairie State coal plant project.
March 27