Friday, June 27, 2025 – Missouri political news headlines
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Fox Business: Schmitt slams ex-Biden aide for dodging testimony, warns of ‘big consequences’
97.1 FM (St. Louis): Mark Reardon Show: U.S. Rep. Bob Onder on fate of Trump’s budget
KC Star: Chiefs’ request to Kansas shocks Missouri lawmakers: ‘A shot in the gut’ (avoid KC Star paywall by reading free syndicated version on MSN here)
JCNT: Public safety mental health a priority for state, local agencies
JCNT: State task force told housing is foundational issue in substance abuse recovery
Westplex Talk (104.5 FM): Brad & John Show, Thursday: Recap of – and the best line from – Jake Kroesen’s column on Kehoe’s police board pics (link opens at 17:20 mark) (listen on Apple Podcasts here)
St. Louis Public Radio: St. Louis mayor slams sheriff — but says removal shouldn’t be political
P-D: Rising Ameren bills and more shutoffs could be dangerous in the heat, advocates say (avoid stltoday paywall by reading Combest-archived version here)
JCNT: MoDOT moving forward with U.S. 54 widening project
NPR, via KCUR: Missouri’s extreme heat caused a road to buckle — and sent a car flying. How?
JCNT: Missouri Department of Conservation to open applications for managed hunts
P-D op-ed: Brandi Lane: Regulate kratom now so Missourians don’t lose access later (avoid stltoday paywall by reading Combest-archived version here)