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A court case in Greene County is currently underway to find whether local attorney Ted Salveter III is guilty of harassment against Springfield City Councilman Abe McGull and his wife, lawyer Crista Hogan.
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Ashcroft says he'll eliminate the income tax by shifting funds dedicated to things like transportation or conservation to general revenue — requiring intense legislative work and statewide votes.
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Missouri Republicans campaigning for lieutenant governor in the August primary are making it one of the year's most crowded races, including two state senators, an attorney, a county clerk and a businessman.
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Some of the candidates switched to the race after filing to run for other offices.
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Amendment 4 affects local funding and state oversight for Kansas City police. Supporters say "adequate funding is needed" to keep this big-city community safe, but the mayor of Kansas City since 2019, Quinton Lucas, opposes the proposed amendment because it "takes power" from local officials. KSMU’s Gregory Holman has this interview.
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The forum featured Jay Ashcroft, Bill Eigel and Chris Wright, with Mike Kehoe declining the invitation to attend. Polls show a close contest but more undecided voters than any candidate has supporters.
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State Sen. Andrew Koenig, State Rep. Cody Smith and Attorney Lori Rook are the main challengers for Treasurer Vivek Malek in the August 6 Primary.
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The attorney general can be questioned about his interactions with a Jackson County official as his office sues over the county's property assessment process.
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The lieutenant governor is next in line to be governor, breaks ties in the Missouri Senate and sits on various boards.
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A ban on eviction moratoriums was also among the bills signed.
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After Missouri Gov. Mike Parson signed Missouri’s $50.5 billion budget on Friday, the city of Branson put out a thank-you statement for $6.2 million that’s being put toward improvements on the Highway 76 tourism strip.