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Saturday, November 13, 2021 – Missouri political news headlines

Published November 13, 2021 in Missouri Political News - Daily Headlines. Tags: #moleg, #moleg news, $EVRG, $SR, 2022 Missouri state auditor race, beta males triggered by discussions of masculinity, Caleb Jones, David Gregory, David Steward, Dean Plocher, Evergy, Gateway Studios & Production Services, Gov. Parson, Illegal aliens in Missouri, illegal immigrants St. Charles construction, Jeanne Kuang, Jeff Smith Missouri politician, Jordan Valley Grand Clinic, Josh Hawley, journalists coping with decline in COVID cases, Margie Vandeven, Mexicans working illegally in Missouri, Missouri 4th Congressional District, Missouri congressional redistricting, Missouri COVID vaccine for children advocacy journalism, Missouri political journalism, Sarah Fenske, Spire, Spire STL Pipeline, Tishaura Jones.

The Missouri Times: Video: Condo development company brings in illegal immigrants to work in St. Charles County

P-D: St. Louis Mayor Tishaura Jones heading to Washington to celebrat e infrastructure bill signing

St. Joseph News-Press: Money from federal bill could support local conservation efforts

The Missouri Times: Congressional Republicans back Spire STL Pipeline extension effort

KC Star’s Jeanne Kuang: Recap of Jefferson City News-Tribune original piece on congressional redistricting

The Missouri Times: Caleb Jones makes decision on congressional bid

Missouri Independent: GOP auditor hopeful David Gregory scores endorsements from successful African-American business leader David Steward, Speaker-elect Dean Plocher

P-D: A look at draft redistricting maps for Missouri Senate

SNL: Gov. Mike Parson celebrates Jordan Valley clinic coming to west-central Springfield

SNL: Photo gallery: Jordan Valley Grand Clinic groundbreaking

The Missouri Times: “Next Steps” legislative preview series: Open enrollment for public schools

St. Louis on the Air with Sarah Fenske: Parents and school districts weary of two-week quarantines, consider test-to-stay; thoughts from DESE’s Margie Vandeven

CDT: Eight Columbia Public Schools students earned a 36 on the ACT; Five minority students choose to work hard, attain statistical perfection

Missouri Independent: MODOT Director Patrick McKenna say s federal infrastructure money will go toward as many of the state’s more than 400 unfunded projects as possible

The Missouri Times: Missouri company to develop massive entertainment campus; Lawmakers considering tax rebate program

AP: DHSS giving nursing homes a legal pathway to temporarily shut down if they face staffing shortages due to Biden vaccine mandate

Washington Missourian: Regional China virus update: Mercy Hospital Washington chief medical officer expects seasonal fluctuation in cases as winter weather keeps people indoors

P-D: Regional China virus update: Percentage of fully vaccinated COVID patients rising in St. Louis-area hospitals

St. Louis Public Radio: St. Louis on the Air with Sarah Fenske: SLU law professor explains h ow to convince skeptical parents to subject their children to the COVID vaccine

The Missouri Times: Missouri Public Service Commission approves slight decrease for Evergy ratepayers

JCNT editorial: Keep deer hunting a safe sport

Missouri Independent op-ed: Jeff Smith: On Republicans advancing Trump’s “big lie”; Democrats and Cori Bush; both parties on supremacy clause

P-D’s Tony Messenger: Missouri Legislature banned tax incentives for flood plain development projects, and Webster Groves should follow the state’s lead

Columbia Missourian op-ed: Eric Reuter: Photo/video permits for Missouri Department of Conservation land need common sense revision

P-D letter: Rock Hill sexagenarian responds to Josh Hawley’s statements on masculinity

JCNT letter: Moms Demand Action state legislative lead Scott Randolph wants GOP lawmakers Mike Bernskoetter, Dave Griffith and Rudy Veit to explain their support of Second Amendment Preservation Act

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