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- THE WEEK'S MOST-READ STORIES: '48 hours of football' and more conference news
- Lawmakers say legislative session has been productive with 'Fix the Six'
- State pays out far fewer extended unemployment benefits than expected
- UPDATE: Gov. Nixon signs bill repealing dog-breeding restrictions
- SHOW ME THE RECORDS: Methamphetamine seizures
- Missouri's Second Injury Fund threatened by financial crisis
- Missouri governor supports new dog-breeding compromise
- SHOW ME THE RECORDS: Union membership in Missouri
- Missouri governor extends unemployment benefits
- UPDATE: Senate Republicans ready to negotiate on extended unemployment benefits
- Senate proceeds with local control of St. Louis Police Department
- Missouri Senate takes on 'right to work'
- Missouri House bill would allow injured workers to choose own doctor
- Crowd gathers for hearing on Ameren Missouri, Callaway nuclear plant
- Labor leaders: Unions are weak in Missouri's public sector
- Midwest labor protests don't worry Missouri lawmakers
- House to debate English-only driver's tests
- Right to Work makes headway in Missouri's statehouse
- Revisions to workers' compensation under consideration in Missouri statehouse
- Prop B under fire again in Missouri's Senate
- Missouri business coalition pushes for revision of workers' compensation ruling
- UPDATE: Restrictions for automatic red-light cameras approved
- Missouri lawmakers call Arizona shooting a 'tragedy'
- Economy, business priorities for new legislative session
- Economy and jobs top priority for new legislature
- Missouri House Democrats elect new minority leader
- Incumbent Missouri state auditor Montee cites CPA background, experience
- Out-of-state donors backing Missouri ballot issue campaigns
- Missouri candidates divided over use of robocalls
- Kansas City college dean stabbed before event with Gov. Nixon
- Missouri Sen. McCaskill tackles the economy at town hall meeting
