Missouri measure would nix 2018 vote to allow demographer, not lawmakers, redraw electoral districts
(The Center Square) – In 2018, Missouri voters overwhelmingly approved a wide-ranging ‘Clean Missouri’ constitutional amendment that restricted gifts from lobbyists to legislators and capped individual campaign contributions for state Legislature races.
Barnes-Jewish Hospital was rated the best hospital in Missouri, according to a new U.S. News analysis that ranked the top medical facilities in states and metro areas.
(The Center Square) – Until further notice, Missouri’s election laws that require mailed-in ballots be notarized remain in place.
(The Center Square) — Daily watchers of Missouri’s ’Show Me Strong’ website tracking COVID-19 infections and deaths in the state were alarmed Saturday when the number of new reported cases more than doubled in one day, topping 5,000.
(The Center Square) – It’s not what she wrote, but when she wrote it – as a state official or a campaigning politician? – at question in a messy legal battle between Missouri State Auditor and Democratic gubernatorial candidate Nicole Galloway and Missouri Republican Secretary of State Jay A…
(The Center Square) – Twenty-four Republican governors penned a letter to U.S. Senate leadership urging a quick confirmation of Judge Amy Coney Barrett to the U.S. Supreme Court.
(The Center Square) – Gov. Mike Parson reiterated his previous pledge to pardon Mark and Patricia McCloskey if they are convicted of the unlawful use of a weapon and evidence tampering in St. Louis.
(The Center Square) — Missouri’s economy is rebounding better than state economists projected over the summer, allowing Gov. Mike Parson to restore $133 million of the $448 million he cut from the state’s $35.3 billion budget before it went into effect on July 1.
(The Center Square) — The Missouri Supreme Court is expected to soon issue a verdict in voting rights advocates’ appeal of a lower court ruling upholding the state’s requirement that absentee ballots be notarized to be legal.
(The Center Square) – Beset by more than 800 appeals from frustrated applicants, lawsuits, legislative probes into alleged misconduct and delays fostered by the COVID-19 pandemic, October marks the eagerly anticipated launch of Missouri’s medical marijuana industry.
Missouri measure would nix 2018 vote to allow demographer, not lawmakers, redraw electoral districts
(The Center Square) – In 2018, Missouri voters overwhelmingly approved a wide-ranging ‘Clean Missouri’ constitutional amendment that restricted gifts from lobbyists to legislators and capped individual campaign contributions for state Legislature races.
Barnes-Jewish Hospital was rated the best hospital in Missouri, according to a new U.S. News analysis that ranked the top medical facilities in states and metro areas.
(The Center Square) – Until further notice, Missouri’s election laws that require mailed-in ballots be notarized remain in place.
(The Center Square) — Daily watchers of Missouri’s ’Show Me Strong’ website tracking COVID-19 infections and deaths in the state were alarmed Saturday when the number of new reported cases more than doubled in one day, topping 5,000.
(The Center Square) – It’s not what she wrote, but when she wrote it – as a state official or a campaigning politician? – at question in a messy legal battle between Missouri State Auditor and Democratic gubernatorial candidate Nicole Galloway and Missouri Republican Secretary of State Jay A…
(The Center Square) – Twenty-four Republican governors penned a letter to U.S. Senate leadership urging a quick confirmation of Judge Amy Coney Barrett to the U.S. Supreme Court.
(The Center Square) – Gov. Mike Parson reiterated his previous pledge to pardon Mark and Patricia McCloskey if they are convicted of the unlawful use of a weapon and evidence tampering in St. Louis.
(The Center Square) — Missouri’s economy is rebounding better than state economists projected over the summer, allowing Gov. Mike Parson to restore $133 million of the $448 million he cut from the state’s $35.3 billion budget before it went into effect on July 1.
(The Center Square) — The Missouri Supreme Court is expected to soon issue a verdict in voting rights advocates’ appeal of a lower court ruling upholding the state’s requirement that absentee ballots be notarized to be legal.
(The Center Square) – Beset by more than 800 appeals from frustrated applicants, lawsuits, legislative probes into alleged misconduct and delays fostered by the COVID-19 pandemic, October marks the eagerly anticipated launch of Missouri’s medical marijuana industry.