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Senate Judiciary Committee Delays Vote on Missouri Attorney General Nominee
The U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee postponed a vote on the nomination of Todd Graves to lead Missouri's Attorney General's office. This delay occurred amid criticism of the Democratic party by Senator Chuck Grassley.
PAC Mailers Draw Criticism in Missouri Senate Race
Mail advertisements from a political action committee are generating controversy in the Republican primary for Missouri's 28th State Senate District. Campaign finance rules permit PACs to operate independently of candidate campaigns.
Missouri's Amish Population Sees Significant Growth, Influencing Rural Areas
Missouri holds the seventh-largest Amish population nationwide, experiencing substantial growth. This expansion is partly due to the availability of affordable agricultural land.
Missouri's Vulnerable Citizens Face Further Cuts to Essential Services
State funding for critical social programs has decreased by 20% in the last fiscal year. These reductions impact Missourians who rely on services for health, housing, and food.
Campaign Finance Complaint Filed Against State Representative Nathan Willett
A political action committee has accused State Representative Nathan Willett of violating both state and federal campaign finance regulations. The complaint details alleged irregularities in his campaign funding disclosures.
Showers clear Tuesday morning, heat returns statewide
Forecasters expect scattered morning showers to dissipate across Missouri. The afternoon will see rising temperatures and sunshine, with cooler conditions anticipated later in the week.
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Missouri's 'In God We Trust' License Plate Design Change Ignites Debate
Missouri began issuing new license plates featuring "In God We Trust" this week. This change, mandated by state law, replaces "E pluribus unum" and has prompted public discussion regarding its implications for state-issued designs. Opponents cite concerns over the separation of church and state.
Missouri Residents Face Renewed Measles Concerns
Missouri Residents Seek Clarity Following In-Custody Death
Missouri Legislators Oppose Utility Proposal for Power Line Construction
Senate Judiciary Committee Delays Vote on Missouri Attorney General Nominee
PAC Mailers Draw Criticism in Missouri Senate Race
Missouri's Amish Population Sees Significant Growth, Influencing Rural Areas
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