Nathan Lee
Reporter at KOMU-TV (Columbia, MO)
Thursday Afternoon Anchor at KBIA-FM (Columbia, MO)
State Capitol Correspondent at Columbia Missourian
Journalist | Political Reporter, Producer, Anchor @KOMUnews | Anchor @KBIA | Former Reporter @wzzm13 | Story Idea? Email me @ [email protected]
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1 month ago |
komu.com | Nathan Lee
COLUMBIA — According to experts, market havoc from sweeping global tariffs is cooling down. But the uncertainty is far from over. Commerce Bank's Chief Economist, Scott Colbert, held a banquet for Columbia residents Thursday, detailing his projected outlook for the U.S. economy in the wake of extensive fiscal policy change. The event focused on a three-factor prediction for future financial headwinds.
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1 month ago |
komu.com | Nathan Lee
JEFFERSON CITY – Time is running out for Missouri lawmakers to pass a budget as Friday’s deadline inches closer. At the center of debate is $300 million in funds suggested for Missouri's public schools. The budget conference committee, featuring lawmakers appointed from both chambers, begins Wednesday. Legislators will have to decide where nearly 50 billion dollars of Missouri taxpayer money will be sent.
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1 month ago |
ksmu.org | Nathan Lee |Kat Ramkumar |Scout Hudson
In a near unanimous ruling Tuesday, the Missouri Supreme Court decided to uphold a voter-approved paid sick leave and minimum wage law passed on November's ballot. Six of the seven justices agreed the language in Proposition A's summary and fiscal note did not mislead voters and that the results of the measure's statewide vote should stand.
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1 month ago |
krcu.org | Nathan Lee |Kat Ramkumar |Scout Hudson
JEFFERSON CITY – In a near unanimous ruling Tuesday, the Missouri Supreme Court decided to uphold a voter-approved paid sick leave and minimum wage law passed on November's ballot. Six of the seven justices agreed the language in Proposition A's summary and fiscal note did not mislead voters and that the results of the measure's statewide vote should stand.
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1 month ago |
kbia.org | Nathan Lee |Kat Ramkumar |Scout Hudson
JEFFERSON CITY – In a near unanimous ruling Tuesday, the Missouri Supreme Court decided to uphold a voter-approved paid sick leave and minimum wage law passed on November’s ballot. Six of the seven justices agreed the language in Proposition A’s summary and fiscal note did not mislead voters and that the results of the measure’s statewide vote should stand.
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BREAKDOWN: Under 60 days remain in President Trump's 90-day global tariff pause. This past Thursday, Columbia residents got a peek at what Commerce Bank's Chief Economist believes lies ahead. For a breakdown of his predictions, read below: https://t.co/UwwtubUUC6
The Missouri Supreme Court hands down its decision on voter-approved statewide paid sick leave laws and a minimum wage hike... #missouri #politics #minimumwage #paidsickleave https://t.co/Io1gQty3Lv
Missouri Senators debated a bill which would lower the age to apply for concealed carry permits from 19 to 18 and allow all concealed carry weapons on public transportation… #missouri #politics #concealcarry #publictransport https://t.co/JVz97mz76Z
