Friday, April 24, 2026 – Missouri political news headlines
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P-D: Ray Hartmann killed in car crash. ‘Donnybrook’ personality founded Riverfront Times (avoid stltoday paywall by reading archived version here)
The Riverfront Times, July 1994: Ray Hartmann’s tribute to his late friend Rich Koster
Fox News’ The Ingraham Angle: Sen Schmitt: The blockade is working
Missourinet: Chinese national pleads guilty to illegally filming and photographing Whiteman AFB
Westplex Talk 104.5 FM: The Brad & John Show, Friday: Breaking down the black lesbian rapper vs. Wesley Bell battle, PLUS exlusive lyrics from Bell’s response (unconfirmed) (link opens at 11:30 mark) (listen on Apple Podcasts here)
Watch: NT Daily with Erin Schrimpf – Day 3 (Thursday)
Jefferson City News Tribune on YouTube – click “subscribe” to see NT Daily every Monday-Thursday
Westplex Talk 104.5 FM: The Brad & John Show, Thursday: Recap of Missouri DNR’s Kurt Schaefer and Coalition to Protect the Missouri River’s Shane Kinne vs. North Dakota over Missouri River water (link opens at 8:30 mark) (listen on Apple Podcasts here)
JCNT: Kehoe signs off on antisemitism bill, hemp regulations
Missourinet: Gov. Kehoe signs 4 bills into law, including ban on intoxicating hemp products
KSDK (St. Louis): Kehoe signs sweeping cannabis bill, triggering hemp industry backlash
St. Louis Public Radio: Kehoe signs legislation on hemp, anti-antisemitism
Columbia Missourian: Kehoe signs hemp product ban into law
Missouri Independent: Gov. Kehoe signs bill to ban intoxicating hemp products in November
St. Louis Magazine: Senate removes name-brand Narcan requirement, adds back naloxone funding
Missourinet: Sweeping elections bill awaits Missouri Senate debate
Missouri Independent: Errors in Missouri crime bill force Senate pass fix to avoid sentencing gap
Westplex Talk 104.5 FM: The Brad & John Show, Thursday: Brad’s second crashout of the day: Brad expresses anger about income tax elimination, private equity funds, Delta Airlines passengers, Gov. Kehoe and Missouri lawmakers, Ameren, a Catherine Hanaway staffer that was not receptive to Brad’s radio sales pitch, Missouri water rights advocates, and successful businessman Dave Greene; John holds up a mirror to Brad regarding Brad’s incessant negativity and inability to experience joy (link opens at 15:50 mark) (listen on Apple Podcasts here)
Westplex Talk 104.5 FM: The Brad & John Show, Thursday: Washington Missourian coverage of data center experts MarksNelson Advisors LLC; Brad‘s first crashout of the day: Brad calls the MarksNelson Advisors employee “a wimp,” flips out over Bill Miller, Jr. and Geoff Folsom protecting a key source’s anonymity, expresses anger overfeeling snubbed by Bill Miller, Sr. six (6) years ago (link opens at 14:30 mark) (listen on Apple Podcasts here)
Westplex Talk 104.5 FM: The Brad & John Show, Thursday: Looksmaxxer Clavicular’s rough March and April – overdose, launch of Hai Waknine’s Bacara club, and e-thot complaints about Clav’s OnlyFans “modeling” agency (listen on Apple Podcasts here)
Instagram: Brad & John Show summary of Thursday’s radio show
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.)