Friday, July 23, 2021 – Missouri political news headlines
Published (updated: ) in Missouri Political News - Daily Headlines. Tags: Aisha Sultan, Cori Bush, CoxHealth Springfield, George Soros Missouri Independent, Governor Mike Parson, John Combest, liberal media bias in Missouri, Michele Munz, Missouri COVID Delta variant news, Missouri COVID spread, Missouri Independent, Missouri Medicaid expansion news, Missouri political journalism, Missouri vaccine incentives, Pete Mundo, Robert Knodell, Steve Edwards, Tony Messenger.
The Missouri Times: Missouri could get $500 million from opioid settlement
P-D: Missouri’s share of painkiller settlement could top $500 million
Fox 2 (St. Louis): Hawley: “Rock hard science” needed before forcing mask mandates in schools
St. Louis Public Radio: Local nursing home patients’ group lobbies for “Essential Caregivers Act”
Missouri Independent: Missouri Supreme Court rules Medicaid expansion vote was constitutional
St. Louis Public Radio: Missouri Supreme Court revives Medicaid expansion in the state
SNL: State Supreme Court rules in favor of Medicaid expansion
KC Star: Missouri Supreme Court upholds Medicaid expansion
JCNT: 78,000 enter vaccine lottery
The Missouri Times: 100,000 Missourians register for vaccine incentive program in first day
P-D: Missouri receives 100,000 entries to state vaccine incentive program – in less than a day
SE Missourian: 500,000 visit vaccine incentive website
KSHB (Kansas City): Robert Knodell: Rhetoric against COVID-19 vaccines ‘a bunch of baloney’ (Link via TonysKansasCity.com)
KC Star: Collection of tweets reacting to Missouri vaccine incentive programs
KC Star: Regional China virus update
KC Star: Springfield region China virus update
SNL: Regional China virus update
Joplin Globe: Regional China virus update
Missouri Independent: Feds: Missouri, Florida, Texas account for 40% of all China virus cases this week
Joplin Globe editorial: Getting more people vaccinated is the goal of state’s incentive program
SE Missourian editorial: If you’ve been hesitating, now is the time to get COVID vaccine