Thursday, May 22, 2025 – Missouri political news headlines
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KRCG (Jefferson City): Senators Hawley, Schmitt demand federal aid after deadly storms
Fox 2 St. Louis: Hawley, Schmitt urge Trump to approve emergency declaration after St. Louis tornado
97.1 FM (St. Louis): Annie Frey Show: U.S. Rep. Wesley Bell on storm damage and recovery
Fox News: Florida Sen. Moody rolls out measure to expedite removal of criminal illegal immigrants
Missouri Independent: Wesley Bell, Emanuel Cleaver decry proposed Medicaid cuts
KSGF (Springfield): Mornings with Nick Reed: Rep. Darin Chappell (R-Rogersville) on Royals and Chiefs (4:00), putting DED Director Michelle Hataway in her place (6:00), “50-50 chance” Royals move to Nashville (7:15), “so sick” of the World Cup and never wanting to hear about it again (10:00), HJR 73 and (12:30), Proposition A sick leave (20:50), crime bill (22:20), judicial non-deference (23:20), “mazel tov” to the gold and silver bill (23:50), landlord bill (24:15), freedom of speech on college campuses (24:45), “Clear [sic] Creek” nuclear radiation bill (26:30), education savings accounts and (27:00), Maggie Nurrenbern thinking “she can do no wrong” and Chappell telling her what’s what (27:40), total number of conservatives “maybe 30, on a really good day” (29:15), Senate “stuck an extra $100 million on House Bill 19” (32:00), more (listen to Apple Podcasts version here)
KC Star: Why Kansas-Missouri economic ‘border war’ truce could collapse by August (avoid KC Star paywall by reading free syndicated version on MSN here)
JCNT: Hot weather law for utility customers takes effect next month in Missouri
Southeast Missourian: Two MoDOT workers electrocuted while working in Jackson (avoid Southeast Missourian paywall by reading free Combest-archived version here)
P-D editorial: Hawley and RFK are weaponizing junk science to undermine abortion rights (avoid stltoday paywall by reading free Combest-archived version here)