Wednesday, November 26, 2025 – Missouri political news headlines
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KC Star: Mass ‘Black Friday’ text urges KC residents not to sign anti-redistricting petition (avoid KC Star paywall by reading free syndicated version on MSN here)
Instagram reel: “Roll Out (My Business)” by Ludacris, featuring angry stompy signature-gatherer lady
P-D: Man threatened Missouri governor in email, charges say. ‘Bullet or ballot?’ (avoid stltoday paywall by reading archived version here)
KRCG: Columbia man charged with threatening Gov. Mike Kehoe through email
P-D (9/24/25): South St. Louis County man threatens Rep. Brad Christ (R-St. Louis County) in spate of phone calls; Michael Edward Reilly called Christ a “fascist” and called for Christ to die (avoid stltoday paywall by reading archived version here)
Combest book: “With each iteration of communication technology, cowards have found a way to use it anonymously. They have been hiding their identities as they sent snail-mail letters (1970s), made phone calls from pay phones (1980s), and dialed *67 to block caller ID (1990s). The Internet and social media have simply made it easier for anonymous CHRISes to cover their tracks.” (p.65) (note: As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases.)
KC Star: Josh Hawley distances himself from potential $1M payout over Jan. 6 records (avoid KC Star paywall by reading free syndicated version on MSN here)
Kansas City Beacon: Heartland Regional Food Business Coalition deals with USDA funding cuts
Westplex Talk (104.5 FM): Brad & John Show, Tuesday: “Missouri Hemp Hoax Report” results and MoCannTrade strategy vs. outlaw operators (link opens at 1:35 mark) (also available on Apple Podcasts)
Westplex Talk (104.5 FM): Brad & John Show, Tuesday: Wild Horse Township GOP Committeeman Niles Stephens announces his bid for Justin Sparks’ open state rep seat (also available on Apple Podcasts)
Westplex Talk (104.5 FM): Brad & John Show, Tuesday: Brad vs. John on Justin Sparks’ resignation (link opens at 13:35 mark) (also available on Apple Podcasts)
Fox 2 St. Louis’ Mark Zinn: Underdog pulls out of Missouri ahead of sports betting launch
JCNT: ACLU sues state over backlogged mental health system
Westplex Talk (104.5 FM): Brad & John Show, Tuesday: Motley crew of Ameren, Sierra Club and Big Tech hammers out data center compromise (link opens at 9:25 mark) (also available on Apple Podcasts)
Brownfield Ag News: Kehoe signs bill urging Congress to make E15 available nationwide
KC Star: Tech company claims Interstate 70 across Missouri ranks as the 17th most hazardous winter roadway (avoid KC Star paywall by reading free syndicated version on MSN here)
Westplex Talk (104.5 FM): Brad & John Show, Monday: Louis Eckelkamp snatches up KDHX call letters; reprise on transcending pettiness (link opens at 15:50 mark) (also available on Apple Podcasts)
P-D: Former St. Louis Mayor James F. Conway dies at 93 (avoid stltoday paywall by reading archived version here)
KC Star editorial: Missouri Alert: Don’t let text scare you away from anti-gerrymander petition (avoid KC Star paywall by reading free syndicated version on MSN here)
Amazon.com: John Combest: Stalking, Harassment, Internet Trolling: A Guide to Recovering and Rebuilding After Online Attacks – available in paperback and Amazon Kindle (note: As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases.)