Saturday, December 4, 2021 – Missouri political news headlines
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The Missouri Times: Defense of Liberty event with Donald Trump Jr. rescheduled for February
The Missouri Times: Missouri gun group says Greitens should apologize for anti-SAPA rhetoric
P-D: Post-Dispatch owner rejects board nominations from would-be buyer Alden
St. Joseph News-Press: Republican state legislators look to adopt changes to initiative petitions
Joplin Globe: Roberts seeks more protection for domestic-violence victims
JCNT: MoDOT suing state over ability to use funds for employee raises
The Missouri Times: St. Louis files lawsuit challenging new public safety law
Missouri Independent: St. Louis asks judge to rule ‘police bill of rights’ law unconstitutional
P-D: St. Louis files court challenge of Legislature’s expansion of police officer rights
St. Louis Public Radio: St. Louis on the Air with Sarah Fenske: Book promo: In ‘Profit and Punishment,’ Tony Messenger exposes how the justice system traps poor people
P-D: Spire’s pipeline receives temporary reprieve to run until regulators decide its fate
Missouri Independent: Spire STL pipeline can keep operating through the winter, regulators decide
Missouri Independent: Spire files appeal to U.S. Supreme Court in pipeline dispute
The Missouri Times: Missouri identifies first omicron COVID-19 variant in St. Louis
St. Louis Public Radio: A St. Louis resident is Missouri’s first case of the omicron variant
P-D: St. Louis logs first case of omicron variant in Missouri
SNL: First presumed omicron variant COVID-19 case found in Missouri; Delta remains prominent strain
Missouri Independent: First COVID case of the omicron variant found in Missouri
KC Star: Missouri confirms first case of omicron variant in the state
Joplin Globe: Kudos to the Missouri Independent!
P-D editorial briefs: Missouri Democratic Party should have apologized sooner for union-busting; Gov. Parson should take note of Israel’s effective government mandates on COVID
P-D’s Tony Messenger: Gov. Mike Parson’s very bad day ends in a Twitter temper tantrum
Kaiser Health News’ Bram Sable-Smith, via Missouri Independent: Thanks to Gov. Parson and state lawmakers, Medicaid expansion has been a slog – and Missourians have been whiplashed