Thursday, February 3, 2022 – Missouri political news headlines
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KC Star: White House’s Psaki accuses Hawley of ‘parroting’ Russia propaganda in Ukraine letter
JCNT: Highway Patrol assists hundreds early in snowstorm
P-D: Redistricting talks shift toward shoring up Ann Wagner’s seat
LakeExpo: Missouri conservatives beat back governor’s health director pick, who has now resigned (link via Missouri Senate Conservative Caucus on Twitter)
P-D: Intense GOP infighting threatens Gov. Mike Parson’s agenda in the Missouri Legislature
AP: Schmitt’s office nets $500,000 in Medicaid fraud case against treatment facility
Kaiser Health News’ Bram Sable-Smith, via St. Louis Public Radio: Missouri’s outdated computer technology forced Missouri woman to wait for Medicaid benefits – and she’s still waiting for her SNAP handouts
The Missouri Times: Combest, 20 for 20, Part 4 (10/21/21): Missouri media’s top victimhood narrative for 1H 2022: “Missouri expanded Medicaid too late – solutions include more funding from the Missouri Legislature for … educational materials and outreach, etc.”
Columbia Missourian: GOP lawmakers advocate for restitution for wrongfully convicted Missourians
Columbia Missourian: House advances bill to regulate opioid-like intoxicant
P-D: Rail advocates urge state to restore funding for twice-daily Missouri River Runner service
KC Star: Dean left Missouri school investigated for abuse. Now he’s at another unlicensed school
AP: Execution set for man who confessed to shooting and killing De Soto couple
Joplin Globe: Missouri to mark Earthquake Awareness Month with briefings on safety
Joplin Globe: Seven-day average of new COVID-19 cases in Joplin has been dropping for the past week
Joplin Globe editorial: Federal clean-up money for Missouri’s “orphaned” oil and gas wells welcome
P-D editorial: Self-defense bill from Sen. Eric Burlison (R-Battlefield) is a Murder-Protection Act