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Scott County and the company that wants to bring a $1.5 billion fertilizer plant to the Quad-Cities have had preliminary talks about incentives although the project still faces several hurdles. Orascom Construction Industries wants to build the plant between Davenport and Walcott along U.S.

We'll be following the news of the Supreme Court's decision, which is expected shortly after 10 a.m. ET.

By JIM SALTER Associated Press LEMAY, Mo. (AP) - For more than a decade, Missourians have been able to ban most telemarketing calls from their landline phones, a protection that has been extended to cellphones following a bill-signing ceremony on Thursday. Gov. Jay Nixon was in St.

Missouri won a federal award yesterday to expand home health services for Medicaid recipients, an announcement that will ease demands on state tax revenue in the budget year that begins July 1. When state lawmakers wrote the $24 billion spending plan for next year, they counted on the award announced yesterday, which will mean as much as $100.9 million to the state over the next three years.

Non-binding resolution will just ask voters if they believe the Legislature should enact concealed carry Adams County voters in November will see a concealed carry question on their ballots. The Adams County Board Tuesday night voted on a resolution to send the issue to the voters.