Saturday, December 11, 2021 – Missouri political news headlines
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Brownfield Ag News: Blunt wants federal funding used on the Upper Mississippi River System
KC Star: Former Missouri Republican Party Chairman Ed Martin subpoenaed by January 6 committee
KC Star: Civil engineer is first Missourian sentenced in Capitol riot
SNL: Local health departments in Missouri halt ‘all COVID-19 work’ after court ruling, AG letter
KC Star: Missouri AG threatens to sue — again — if Jackson County reimposes its mask mandate
KC Star: More Missouri health departments halt COVID efforts after attorney general’s threat
Missourinet: Missouri Board of Education wants teacher pay minimum to catch up with bordering states
The Missouri Times: Rep. Jeff Porter (R-Montgomery City) named House Transportation Committee chair
AP: Missouri funeral home board ousted amid inspections conflict
JCNT: Share the Harvest donates venison to Samaritan Center
St. Joseph News-Press editorial: Missouri initiative petition changes are needed
St. Joseph News-Press editorial: In support of Missouri Independent vs. Gov. Mike Parson
P-D video: Book promo: Tony Messenger’s “Profit and Punishment”