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Lawsuit over cost of abortion petition dropped - Vimarsana News

Lawsuit over cost of abortion petition dropped

They believe it should have stated that Missouri would lose billions of dollars in federal Medicaid funding because fewer people would be born in Missouri.

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Woman accused of poisoning husband pleads not guilty, still no bond - Vimarsana News

Woman accused of poisoning husband pleads not guilty, still no bond

The Jefferson City woman accused of trying to poison her husband was in court on Friday.Sarah Scheffer entered a not guilty plea by video from the Cole County J

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Will Missouri Supreme Court shift to the right after Gov. Parson's upcoming appointments? | News - Vimarsana News

Will Missouri Supreme Court shift to the right after Gov. Parson's upcoming appointments? | News

(TNS) Republican Gov. Mike Parson has the power to potentially shift the Missouri Supreme Court more conservative this year after the planned retirements of two long-standing judges.

Will Missouri Supreme Court shift to the right after Gov. Parson's upcoming appointments? - Vimarsana News

Will Missouri Supreme Court shift to the right after Gov. Parson's upcoming appointments?

“It really gives an opportunity to kind of move the court back to the center,” said James Harris, a Jefferson City-based Republican consultant.

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Will Missouri Supreme Court shift to the right after Gov. Parson's upcoming appointments? | World/Nation - Vimarsana News

Will Missouri Supreme Court shift to the right after Gov. Parson's upcoming appointments? | World/Nation

Republican Gov. Mike Parson has the power to potentially shift the Missouri Supreme Court more conservative this year after the planned retirements of two long-standing judges. The retirements of Judges