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July 16, 2019

How Schmitt’s dedication to his family translates to a love for the law

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July 16, 2019

Bayer plans to bring 500 new jobs to Missouri with relocation

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July 15, 2019

July 2019 filings: Campaigns, candidates for Missouri legislature building war chests for 2020

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July 15, 2019

July 2019 statewide office filings: What we learned

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Next Steps: Rape kit access

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  • 1 Aaron Basham
    • Photos: 2019 Legislative Ball
    • Photos: 2019 Swearing In
  • 1 Press Release
    • Audit finds former bookkeeper misappropriated over $286,000 from the Plattsburg Special Road District
    • Missouri moves to expand state’s disaster declaration to include FEMA assistance for residents in 21 additional counties
    • Jason Davidson announces candidacy for HD 48
    • Dean Plocher appointed to national law group
    • Jake Silverman joins Strategic Capitol Consulting 
  • 1 Alisha Shurr
    • Bayer plans to bring 500 new jobs to Missouri with relocation
    • AgTech experts highlight industry during House committee hearing
    • July 2019 filings: Campaigns, candidates for Missouri legislature building war chests for 2020
    • July 2019 quarterly filings: Committees
    • July 2019 quarterly filings: State Senate
  • 1 Ashley Jost
    • Combines and conference calls: Munzlinger talks about his life as a full-time farmer and senator
    • Mazur, legislators talk next steps in state employee pay increases
    • Kelly could pursue Senate depending on Webber’s plans, but won’t run for House seat again
    • Kelly speaks to Show-Me Cannabis town hall, expresses support of legalization efforts
    • Hagler to leave Dept. of Agriculture, Bozoian appointed as acting director
  • 1 Ben Striker
    • St. Louis County attorneys remain persistent in Confide lawsuit against former Gov. Eric Greitens
    • Stenger, Krewson to meet with new Missouri Governor Mike Parson
    • Greitens’ resignation part of deal with St. Louis circuit attorney to drop felony computer tampering charge
    • UPDATE: Jackson County prosecutor agrees to serve as special prosecutor in Greitens’ invasion of privacy case, Gardner blocked from case
    • Former lead investigator in Greitens’ invasion of privacy case invokes 5th amendment during deposition
  • 1 Benjamin Peters
    • MHDC swears in new members, signs off on FY2019 budget
    • AFL-CIO radio ad marks historic media investment in African American and Spanish-speaking communities
    • National report shows progress in Missouri’s mission to provide high-speed internet to schools
    • Munzlinger urges votes against Amendment 3, citing concerns of eminent domain violations
    • Treasurer Schmitt announces MO ABLE to Work Initiative during Disability Employment Awareness Month
  • 1 Ben Kleine, Reporter
    • Association profile: KidsFirst fights for appropriations, criminal code revision
    • Sales tax increase amendment passes House, to face stiffer opposition in Senate
    • PSC commissioner receives scouting honor
    • Construction yet to begin on North Side Project, Senate standing in the way
    • House Utilities Committee struggling with tracker legislation, amendment possibly forthcoming
  • 1 Brian Robbins
    • Greitens blasts Gardner on social media, claiming she ‘directly contradicted allegations in the House report’
    • Wagner blasts Greitens, states that he’s unfit to lead Missouri
    • Judge issues tentative gag order in Greitens case
    • Krewson, Stenger ask governor to fill long vacated Bi-State Development Board seat
    • Judge denies Greitens’ defense team’s request for trial by judge
  • 1 Brittany Ruess, Reporter
    • Butler pursues Wieland’s House seat
    • Food security expert reviews the Missouri Hunger Atlas, identifies trends
    • Association profile: The Missouri Sheriffs’ Association
    • Urban Agriculture Act takes effect, begins implementation
    • A look inside urban farming efforts in St. Louis and Kansas City
  • 1 Clayton Times
    • Judge waives appearances in Greitens’ computer tampering case until July 2
    • Cole County prosecutor will not file criminal charges against Greitens
    • As newspapers struggle, McCaskill hopes to suspend paper tariffs
    • Greitens’ lawyer to file police report accusing investigator of perjury
    • BREAKING: Greitens invasion of privacy case dismissed, Gardner seeking special prosecutor
  • 1 Collin Reischman
    • University of Missouri nixes contracts with Planned Parenthood, keeps one standing
    • Austin elected assistant floor leader
    • Richard, Kehoe, Onder ascend to leadership posts
    • Mazur to leave AFSCME
    • St. Louis minimum wage hike headed to court
  • 1 Danielle Mae Franklin
    • Nasheed calls for withdrawal of Better Together ballot initiative
    • Galloway, May, Billings bring in crowd at NWPC-STL Galvanizing Gutsy Women gala
    • Grier, Swan speak on legislation giving all Missourians access to ‘meaningful work’
    • AG Schmitt announces safer streets initiative
    • Nasheed to run for Board of Aldermen president
  • 1 David Lee
    • Increased deer hunting numbers bode well for Share the Harvest
    • State officials applaud court ruling on Waters of the United States
    • Moving Wall brings over 30,000 to Capitol
    • Ladylike Politics: McCaskill’s memoir highlights what it means to be a lady today
    • Masquerade ball coming to the Capitol
  • 1 Eli Yokley
    • Where Republicans could find the votes for ‘right-to-work’
  • 1 Gary Gurecki, Multi-Media Reporter
    • Eyes On: District 6 Senate Race
    • Capital Profile: Elizabeth Zerr
    • Slideshow: Protesters for impeachment
    • Staff Profile: Fredrick Doss
    • Association Profile: Arch Grants
  • 1 Guest
    • Opinion: Congress should require disclosure of past flooding in homes
    • Opinion: A new era of child care has come to Missouri and we should embrace it
    • Letter to the Editor: Blunt fighting for local communities
    • Opinion: No ‘safe spaces’ for feral hogs on public lands
    • Opinion: The industrial Midwest is thriving under Trump, and here’s why
  • 1 Hunter Bassler
    • How Mississippi County changed the course of the Civil War
    • Female Missouri leaders encourage involvement in politics at conference
  • 1 Jack Treu
    • Hawley celebrates Trump’s actions against Obama-era environmental regulations
    • New TV special sheds light on Messer investigation
    • Missouri Rising releasing first TV ad in support of tort reform
    • TWMP Overtime panel talks possible US Senate contenders for McCaskill in 2018
    • House committee passes 20-week abortion ban
  • 1 Jennifer Bukowsky
    • BUKOWSKY: Missouri Girl to Manhattan Girl – Go Buy a Gun. Your Ex-Boyfriend Eric Schneiderman May Want to Kill You.
    • BUKOWSKY: Your Phone is Your Castle
    • BUKOWSKY: Blue Missouri?
    • BUKOWSKY: Change the Terms of the Limits
    • Spring Break Takeaway: Ignorance Was Bliss
  • 1 Kaden Quinn
    • Freshmen to Watch: Representative Doug Richey
    • Freshmen to Watch: Representative Matt Sain
    • Freshmen to Watch: Representative Robert Sauls
    • Freshmen to Watch: Senator Cindy O’Laughlin
    • Freshmen to Watch: Representative Keri Ingle
  • 1 Kaitlyn Schallhorn
    • This Week in the PSC: July 17, 2019
    • How Schmitt’s dedication to his family translates to a love for the law
    • John Voss, Cape Girardeau businessman, announces bid for state representative
    • July 2019 statewide office filings: What we learned
    • July 2019 quarterly filings: State House
  • 1 Kelsey Wingo
    • Special Olympics, sponsored by Capitol players, to build campus in Jefferson City
    • Chappelle-Nadal elected as senator same age as grandmother’s first census recording
    • Is Bart Korman running for governor?
    • Missourians may vote on marijuana legalization in 2016
    • Basye enjoyed campaign, looking forward to serving the 47th
  • 1 Landon Bernskoetter
    • Judge denies injunction to Planned Parenthood
  • 1 Michael Layer
    • Cunningham: HCB3 replacement will be ‘hopefully one of the first bills in regular session’
    • Mathews promising GOP control in House
    • MHFRC approves over $40 million in new application, $143 million in extensions
    • Bondon elected as MHFRC chair
    • Driskell resignation gives Greitens fifth seat to appoint on Board of Education
  • 1 Missouri Times Editorial Board
    • Our Opinion: Parson’s appointments have been stellar thus far
    • Our Opinion: Hawley’s policies trump McCaskill’s personality for U.S. Senate
    • It’s time for the Governor to fill the expired terms of the Bi-State board of directors
    • The first editorial from the Missouri Times
    • Rep. Miller withdraws from floor leader’s race
  • 1 Missouri Times Magazine
    • EXIT SURVEY: Sen. Brian Munzlinger, 18th District
    • EXIT SURVEY: Rep. Shawn Rhoads, 154th District
    • EXIT SURVEY: Rep. Kevin Engler, 116th District
    • 20 QUESTIONS WITH… Rep. Steven Roberts
    • EXIT SURVEY: Sen. Jay Wasson, 20th District
  • 1 Piper Salvator
    • Sen. Keaveny and Rep. Diehl speak at annual Missouri League Legislative Conference
    • Nixon announces his steps to move forward with a new NFL stadium
    • Sen. Romine pushes to require another step in submitting a state implementation plan to the EPA
    • Blunt continues fight in Senate against Obama’s Executive Order on immigration
    • Sen. Kraus’s military service prepares him for senate leadership
  • 1 Rachael Herndon Dunn
    • Advisory committee approves medical marijuana officer background application questions
    • Medical marijuana facility application questions revised for economic impact and competitiveness
    • Committee approves seven questions for dispensary applications
    • Committee unanimously approves amended questions for cultivator applications
    • April 2019 Quarterly Filings: What We Learned
  • 1 Rachael Herndon Dunn
    • DHSS releases draft rules on medical marijuana ahead of additional public forums
    • Roorda ups ante in JeffCo executive race on heels of Revis win
    • Is the tape real? Greitens’ former mistress confirms through lawyer statement
  • 1 Scott Moyers
    • Richardson names Forsee, Washington, Sinquefield, and Duncan to Mizzou commission
    • PSC denies Great Plains request for expedited answer on Westar deal
    • Missouri Chamber frustrated by Nixon vetoes
    • Koster calls for legislature to get PDMP done
    • MEC dismisses Hawley complaint
  • 1 Scott Faughn
    • This week in Missouri Politics column: One more day, one day more
    • This Week in Missouri Politics: Setting the stage for 2020
    • This Week in Missouri Politics: What’s Next
    • Now that everyone knows what I’ve known all along about Eric Greitens 
    • Updating the players in the Greitens investigation
  • 1 The Missouri Times
    • Richard Stewart to fill vacancy as 21st circuit judge
    • Five state teams receive Governor’s Award for Quality and Productivity
    • Missouri Gaming Association elects officers for 2019 board of directors
    • Audit finds continued failure to adequately review child care providers
    • Parson urges protective actions as flooding impacts spread
  • 1 Rachael Herndon - SYSADMIN
    • Koster endorsed by the National Rifle Association
  • 1 Tim Curtis
    • Top State Senate Races: A Week in Review
    • Several house candidates behind on filing Missouri Ethics Commission quarterly report
    • Greitens trims Koster’s lead as Trump surges in Missouri
    • Clashes over Amendment 3 continue as questions arise over appropriation of funds
    • Rowden ad challenges Webber on public safety
  • 1 Travis Zimpfer
    • This Week in the Governor’s Office: Week of June 26
    • Fischer to become next Supreme Court Chief Justice
    • Democrats bemoan ‘reckless’ tax plan from Greitens’ committee
    • Hanaway to lead new Husch Blackwell project
    • Soybean Merchandising Council wins appeal in IP case
  • 1 Staff
    • Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services names new Chief of Public Information
    • Congressman Smith Writes Second Shutdown Salary Check to Rolla Pregnancy Resource Center
    • One on One with Jon Dalton, Mayor of Town and Country
    • Jay Atkins: The Man Behind the Lobbyist
    • Adam Paul: The Man with the Mandate
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Departments Executive Branch Featured Governor Local Issues motimesblog.com St. Louis
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Bayer plans to bring 500 new jobs to Missouri with relocation

July 16, 2019
Alisha Shurr

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — Bayer’s North American Crop Science Division is relocating to Missouri.  On Tuesday, […]

Capitol Culture Departments Executive Branch motimesblog.com
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Female Missouri leaders encourage involvement in politics at conference

July 15, 2019July 16, 2019
Hunter Bassler

COLUMBIA, Mo. — Female leaders from both ends of the political spectrum gathered to discuss […]

Corrections Departments Executive Branch Featured Governor Health Legislature MO HealthNet motimesblog.com Public Safety and Health
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MO HealthNet benefits will now be suspended, not terminated, for incarcerated individuals

July 12, 2019July 12, 2019
Kaitlyn Schallhorn

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — Incarcerated individuals will no longer have to forfeit state Medicaid benefits […]

Departments Executive Branch Featured Infrastructure and Public Services Local Issues motimesblog.com North Missouri Transportation
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Missouri roads need estimated $29M in repairs after floods, transportation officials predict

July 12, 2019
Kaitlyn Schallhorn

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — The calamitous flooding that swept Missouri this spring is estimated to […]

Departments Executive Branch motimesblog.com
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DNR Director Carol Comer reveals cancer diagnosis

July 12, 2019
Kaitlyn Schallhorn

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — The head of the Missouri Department of Natural Resources (DNR) is optimistic […]

Departments Executive Branch Local Issues motimesblog.com
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May tornado damage will reach nearly $140 million in insurance claims, state agency predicts

July 10, 2019
Kaitlyn Schallhorn

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — Deadly and catastrophic tornadoes that swept Missouri, including the capital city, […]

Departments Executive Branch motimesblog.com Social Services Treasurer
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Missouri puts $2 million in unclaimed property toward outstanding child support bills

July 9, 2019July 9, 2019
Kaitlyn Schallhorn

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — In a partnership between the Missouri Department of Social Services (DSS) […]

Departments Executive Branch Featured Legislature motimesblog.com
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Missouri releases first prevailing wage rates following 2018 overhaul

July 3, 2019July 3, 2019
Alisha Shurr

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — Following a sweeping overhaul of the prevailing wage system last year, […]

Boards and Commissions Courts Departments Executive Branch Health Local Issues motimesblog.com Public Safety and Health St. Louis
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Planned Parenthood hearing before Administrative Hearing Commission moved to October

July 2, 2019
Kaitlyn Schallhorn

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — The Administrative Hearing Commission (AHC) will now take up the Planned […]

Departments Executive Branch Legislature motimesblog.com
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Missouri rolls out statewide electrical contractor license

July 1, 2019
Alisha Shurr

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — Legislation passed by the Missouri General Assembly came to fruition on […]

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