Marshall Griffin
Statehouse ReporterMarshal was a political reporter for 漏 2024 外网天堂 until 2018.
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Promoters of Missouri tourism, stung when then-Gov. Eric Greitens cut the state tourism budget in half, are encouraged that his successor wants to restore鈥� -
Updated Friday with a response from the attorney general鈥檚 office 鈥� A non-profit group set up to promote the agenda of then-Gov. Eric Greitens is asking a鈥� -
Proponents of Missouri鈥檚 voter photo ID law contend it has not restricted voting, while opponents argue it keeps people from the polls.The two sides made鈥� -
Proponents of Missouri鈥檚 photo-ID voter law argued Monday it鈥檚 not burdensome, while those suing to overturn it say it鈥檚 exclusionary.House Bill 1631,鈥� -
Despite recent rainfall, more than half of Missouri is still in a drought, hitting hard at one of the state鈥檚 key economic engines: agriculture.Missouri鈥� -
It鈥檚 mission accomplished for Gov. Mike Parson, as the Missouri Legislature鈥檚 special session is all but over.The Senate Friday debated and passed both鈥� -
While the special legislative session moves forward, Missouri lawmakers have wrapped up their annual veto session with no overrides.The House did vote in鈥� -
Missouri鈥檚 latest special legislative session is underway as House and Senate members work to revise two bills vetoed earlier this year by Gov. Mike鈥� -
State lawmakers return to the Missouri Capitol on Monday for a special session designed to pass two pieces of legislation vetoed by Gov. Mike Parson.And鈥� -
漏 2024 外网天堂鈥檚 Marshall Griffin joins Jason Rosenbaum to talk about Gov. Mike Parson鈥檚 decision to call a special session.The GOP chief鈥� -
Missouri has a website designed to make government more transparent, according to state Treasurer Eric Schmitt.Schmitt鈥檚 office recently launched鈥� -
Gov. Mike Parson has removed the interim tag from Sandra Karsten鈥檚 job title as director of the Department of Public Safety.Last week, the superintendent鈥�
