Friday, September 10, 2021 – Missouri political news headlines
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The Missouri Times: Gov. Parson: Biden’s vaccine mandate is ‘unwelcome’ in Missouri
St. Louis Public Radio: Pro-choice activists protest downtown over Texas abortion law
AP: Rep. Mary Elizabeth Coleman (R-Arnold) takes the lead on pro-life legislation in Missouri
The Missouri Times: Missouri awarded $600K federal broadband grant
The Missouri Times: David Gregory endorsed by Missouri firefighter groups in auditor bid
The Missouri Times: Grassroots campaign strategist Lane Koch (R) joins national firm
The Missouri Times: Rep. Jamie Burger (R-Benton) running for assistant majority floor leader
The Missouri Times: Bob Brinkmann tapped to chair Highways and Transportation Commission
P-D: With focus on St. Louis, senators call on mayor, others to outline needs
Washington Missourian: Highway 47 improvements could total $175 million
SE Missourian: Cape County to follow state’s lead on ending COVID state of emergency
SE Missourian: Regional China virus update: Cape County officials report no new virus deaths
AP: State, regional China virus update
P-D editorial: Gov. Parson, GOP state lawmakers to blame for Missouri motorcycle deaths
JCNT editorial: Online hearing an opportunity to support sexual assault victims
P-D’s Tony Messenger: As COVID-19 cases rise in schools, President Biden goes big to battle pandemic