Wednesday, July 5, 2023 – Missouri political news headlines
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KC Star: Lucas Kunce pre-announces $1.2 million raised in Q2; first-quarter burn rate was 40% (avoid KC Star paywall by reading free syndicated version on Yahoo! News here)
Southeast Missourian: Rep. John Voss (R-Cape Girardeau) speaks at Cape Fourth of July event; 12 take oath to become legal U.S. citizens (get around Southeast Missourian paywall here)
St. Louis Public Radio: Politically Speaking podcast: Former state Sen. Steve Ehlmann (R-St. Charles) talks with Jason Rosenbaum about the decline of political pragmatism, how St. Louis City‘s violent criminals hurt the entire region, and how COVID-19 hysteria affected local politics
CDT: Boone, Greene County prosecutors dismissed from pro-choice activists’ case; “Americans United for Separation of Church and State,” others seek to have Missouri’s pro-life laws overturned
Columbia Missourian: Texting while driving ban awaiting Gov. Parson’s signature
St. Louis Public Radio: Some school districts say hiring is easier this summer, but they’re still getting creative; Hazelwood School District experimenting with four-day school week for staff
Southeast Missourian: Former St. Louis Cardinal Kerry Robinson named to SEMO Board of Governors; pride of Hazelwood East High School fills State Treasurer Vivek Malek’s former spot (get around Southeast Missourian paywall here)
JCNT: MoDOT to confer with parks department on U.S. 54 project
KC Star editorial: Travis Kelce proves he’s above hateful GOP politicians – namely Josh Hawley and Nick Schroer – trying to destroy Bud Light (avoid KC Star paywall by reading free syndicated version on Yahoo! News here)
JCNT editorial: Show-Me-State’s budget gets high marks
P-D editorial: Missouri lawmakers should close the domestic-violence loophole in gun laws (get around stltoday paywall here)
P-D op-ed: League of Women Voters’ Marilyn McLeod and former Missouri Supreme Court Chief Justice Michael Wolff: Let the people – not just the attorney general – vote on reproductive freedom. (get around stltoday paywall here)