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Saturday, January 30, 2010
Missourinet interview
Missourinet interviewed me about my thoughts on what to expect in the 2010 session of the Missouri General Assembly:
Wednesday, January 20, 2010
2009: Archived Springfield News-Leader articles by Chad Livengood
July 29, 2009: E-mails suggest DNR shared E. coli report; Agency previously said only it was involved in delaying data's release.
August 14, 2009: Attorney General Chris Koster: Sunshine Law not violated in E. coli case; No evidence DNR broke law because no request was filed, official says
August 17, 2009: Critics: Attorney general's ruling on DNR stifles public records access
Sept. 25, 2009: Ex-official: Top Nixon aide knew of E. coli levels; Medley, formerly of DNR, says she told Nixon aide of high levels on May 29.
August 14, 2009: Attorney General Chris Koster: Sunshine Law not violated in E. coli case; No evidence DNR broke law because no request was filed, official says
August 17, 2009: Critics: Attorney general's ruling on DNR stifles public records access
Thursday, January 7, 2010
Gannett 2009 News MVP award
For 2009, I was selected as one of Gannett's 15 News MVP award winners.
From Gannett:
From Gannett:
Chad Livengood, Local Reporter/News, News-Leader, Springfield
Chad is recognized for his work in explaining the importance of state and federal government issues to readers. He uncovered problems with high levels of e.coli bacteria at the Lake of the Ozarks, which resulted in the governor suspending the Department of Natural Resources director. His report on the disparity between what politicians were saying about creation of jobs from federal stimulus spending funds and the actual results drew national attention. An investigation into how the state awarded lucrative motor vehicle license bureau contracts showed discrepancies in the process and resulted in the state pulling 10 local contracts. In each case, Chad used blogs and social networks to expand his sourcing and reporting techniques.
The judges said: “Chad is a leader among reporters. His willingness to step in wherever needed shows discipline, a commitment to quality and support of his colleagues. The work that Chad has produced has given taxpayers the information they need to hold leaders accountable.”
Friday, January 1, 2010
2008: Archived Springfield News-Leader articles by Chad Livengood
Springfield News-Leader:
May 17, 2008: Analysis: 'Village law' may define Jetton's legacy; Cloud of controversy loomed over House speaker's final year.
June 1, 2008: Power struggles and secrets; 'Village law' exposes both during legislative session hijacked by repeal fight.
June 1, 2008: 'Village law' missing from key documents
May 17, 2008: Analysis: 'Village law' may define Jetton's legacy; Cloud of controversy loomed over House speaker's final year.
June 1, 2008: Power struggles and secrets; 'Village law' exposes both during legislative session hijacked by repeal fight.
June 1, 2008: 'Village law' missing from key documents
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