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If schools refused to certify their district had complied with Attorney General Eric Schmitt’s demands to drop any and all COVID-19 restrictions, thousands in savings to taxpayers were at risk. In the nearly three months since the state required the certification form, 21 districts signed and seven refused.

If schools refused to certify their district had complied with Attorney General Eric Schmitt’s demands to drop any and all COVID-19 restrictions, thousands in savings to taxpayers were at risk. In the nearly three months since the state required the certification form, 21 districts signed and seven refused.

If schools refused to certify their district had complied with Attorney General Eric Schmitt’s demands to drop any and all COVID-19 restrictions, thousands in savings to taxpayers were at risk. In the nearly three months since the state required the certification form, 21 districts signed and seven refused.

Many schools were already moving toward mask-optional environments when new CDC guidance came out saying many local counties do not need masks indoors.

The Affton food truck garden is opening its season with a Fat Tuesday celebration. There will be several food trucks, special cocktails and of course beads!

Michael Politte was a teenager when he was convicted of murdering his mother, Rita. He has long insisted he did not do it.

BILL WOULD REIMBURSE SCHOOLS FOR COST OF AG’S FRIVOLOUS LAWSUITS

A bill proposed in the Missouri House of Representatives would reimburse schools for legal expenses incurred during lawsuits brought by Attorney General Eric Schmitt.

Missouri Republican Attorney General Eric Schmitt completed on Friday a promise made earlier this week by filing lawsuits against 36 public school districts for requiring masks.

Missouri’s Attorney General filed lawsuits against 36 school districts that he claims are “unlawfully” enforcing mask mandates on faculty, staff, and students.