Chris McDaniel
Chris McDaniel started at St. Louis Public Radio as a political reporter, predominantly covering the race between Senator Claire McCaskill and Congressman Todd Akin. Before coming to St. Louis, Chris worked at NPR stations in Louisville, Kentucky and Columbia, Missouri, and his work has been broadcast on NPR’s national newscasts. He is a proud graduate of the University of Missouri, where he studied journalism and political science. He is also the winner of the 2011 PAX East Super Smash Bros. Tournament. Chris enjoys dogs, anything by Cormac McCarthy, and listeners like you.
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On Tuesday, the Missouri Department of Corrections announced that it had selected a new drug for upcoming executions: pentobarbital. The change comes
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Updated 10/9/2013 6:42 The Missouri Department of Corrections has announced that it will be returning some of its propofol to its supplier, as the company
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Governor Jay Nixon said Missouri will be moving forward with two executions later this year, in spite of objections from the American Civil Liberties Union
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Thousands of conservatives attended CPAC St. Louis on Saturday to listen to more than 40 conservative leaders and rising stars. There were a number of last
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Missouri’s top state senator is defending his vote against his party that helped squash the so-called Gun Nullification bill. Senate President Pro Tem Tom…
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A lead mining company is heading to trial next month, but this week, they’re hoping to hedge their bet. The Missouri legislature passed a bill earlier...
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Updated 5:12 p.m. with comment from Walgreens. Missouri Attorney General Chris Koster is accusing Walgreens of engaging in false and deceptive pricing
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The income tax bill that would eventually reduce income tax rates by about a half of a percent is likely to not be brought up in veto session next month,
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Expect to see a lot of ads leading up to September, paid for largely by one man. Libertarian Rex Sinquefield has given nearly $2.4 million to groups
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Missouri Gov. Jay Nixon has signed legislation allowing parents more time to give up newborns, requiring screening for a heart defect and dealing with