Saturday, September 24, 2022 – Missouri political news headlines
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KWIX 92.5FM/1230AM (Mid-Missouri): USDA undersecretary visits western Missouri to tout climate-smart projects
P-D: University City asks Missouri State Emergency Management Agency for buyouts after flood; some residents enthused about potential jackpot, others want buyout plus “long-term assistance” (get around stltoday paywall here)
Missouri Independent’s Allison Kite: Greater Kansas City Women’s Political Caucus gals gab about “smashing the patriarchy,” sip vagina-themed girly drinks; Trudy Busch Valentine attempts dramatic pause while reading speech; Kansas Gov. Laura Kelly unironically says she’ll follow a man’s (Quinton Lucas’) lead on annexing Kansas City; more
Kansas City Beacon: Experts say Supreme Court abortion ruling won’t have much influence on November’s election (link via TonysKansasCity.com)
SNL: Missouri asks judge to throw out challenge to photo ID voting law
AP: Missouri judge weighing lawsuits over photo identification law
Daily American Republic: Lt. Gov. Mike Kehoe attends I-57 groundbreaking
Missouri Independent: August calls from Missouri to new 988 crisis hotline up 34% from last year
KC Star: ‘Corporate shell games’? Missouri AG Eric Schmitt says Agape plans group homes to avoid oversight (avoid KC Star paywall by reading syndicated version on stltoday here)
St. Louis Public Radio: Missouri changes monkeypox vaccine screening to encourage more applicants
KC Star new “light“ editorial briefs feature: Digs at Eric Schmitt, Josh Hawley
P-D’s Aisha Sultan: It’s too difficult to vote in Missouri, so parents should help their adult children get to the polls; also, come out to the “Dance the Vote” rally today in St. Louis City (get around stltoday paywall here)
P-D letter: Webster Groves sexagenarian says editorial board too conservative on abortion (get around stltoday paywall here)