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Crackpot scheme and root beer stands when we colonized, so yes someone like a former tough marine said i would have gone up there in a heartbeat and the early pilot who ended up flying in the powder puff derby she would have been there in a moment but some of them are like are you kidding i want to stay down here with my feet on the ground and of course they all hope we will continue to explore and push the envelope as their husband used to say. I will just mention very deeply the red leather di...

Several local school districts are defying Missouri Attorney General Eric Schmitt’s order to drop their mask mandates.

"The three sides are working on a legal agreement to split the funds," said St. Louis County spokesman Doug Moore.

By Web staff Click here for updates on this story    WILDWOOD, Missouri (KMOV) -- Some parents in West County are standing up against

A St. Louis County circuit judge extended a temporary restraining order until Thursday on the county's mask mandate with one condition: lawyers should compromise.

Governor Parson commutes the sentences of four drug offenders, pardons 24 others     JEFFERSON CITY, Missouri (KCTV/KSMO ) — In the days leading up to Christmas, Governor Mike Parson granted clemency to several incarcerated individuals Monday, saying it is the time of year for forgiveness. The governor’s office did not immediately release the names of the people pardoned, or the four offenders whose sentence he commuted, saying families were being contacted. One of those families anxi...

JEFFERSON CITY — Republican Gov. Mike Parson granted his first pardons Monday, saying this is the time of year for forgiveness. But he did not release the names of the 24 individuals who were pardoned, nor did he name four people whose sentences he commuted in the days running up to the Christmas holiday, saying it was a matter of privacy. “There must be serious consequences for criminal behavior, but when individuals demonstrate a changed lifestyle and a commitment to abandoning the ...

Governor taking up clemency requests By The Associated Press JEFFERSON CITY (AP) — Gov. Mike Parson plans to act on “a few” prisoner clemency requests next week before Christmas, his spokeswoman said. Spokeswoman Kelli Jones did not clarify if Parson would accept or reject the clemency requests, The St. Louis Post-Dispatch reported. “We ask for patience as his team finalizes documentation on the decisions he has made, and we intend to provide more detail prior to Christmas,” Jones sai...

Parson plans to act on some clemency cases next week ABC 17 News Gov. Parson announced Missouri will consent with a President Trump Executive Order from September. JEFFERSON CITY, Mo (AP) — A spokeswoman for Gov. Mike Parson says he plans to act on a few prisoner clemency cases next week. Spokeswoman Kelli Jones did not say whether the governor would reject or accept the requests, and she did not provide details of which cases he is considering. More than 3,000 clemency requests are pending...

Posted By: Jason Rima December 16, 2020 @ 11:00 am Local News, News JEFFERSON CITY, Mo (AP) — A spokeswoman for Gov. Mike Parson says he plans to act on a few prisoner clemency cases next week. Spokeswoman Kelli Jones did not say whether the governor would reject or accept the requests, and she did not provide details of which cases he is considering. More than 3,000 clemency requests are pending. Many of them were file...