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No pardon for former Kansas City police detective

No pardon for former Kansas City police detective

by Marshall Griffin | Jul 10, 2023 | Crime / Courts, News, Politics / Govt

A former Kansas City police detective remains a convicted felon. Governor Mike Parson announced Friday that he’d issued 18 pardons for the month of June, but that list did not include former Kansas City police detective Eric Devalkenaere. He was convicted of...
Parson on Kansas City’s sanctuary city status regarding transgender treatment for minors

Parson on Kansas City’s sanctuary city status regarding transgender treatment for minors

by Marshall Griffin | May 26, 2023 | Health / Medicine, News, Politics / Govt

The state of Missouri and Kansas City are heading for a showdown over two pending new laws strongly opposed by the LGBTQ community. Senate Bill 49 would charge medical providers for “coercing” anyone under 18 years old to undergo a gender transition, and Senate Bill...
Gov. Mike Parson picks General Counsel Andrew Bailey to be Missouri’s next Attorney General

Gov. Mike Parson picks General Counsel Andrew Bailey to be Missouri’s next Attorney General

by Marshall Griffin | Nov 23, 2022 | Crime / Courts, News, Politics / Govt

For the second time since taking office as Missouri governor, Mike Parson (R) has appointed someone to be the state’s next attorney general. Today, he announced that 41-year-old Andrew Bailey will take over as attorney general when Eric Schmitt leaves for Washington...

Attorney General’s office finds propane price spikes caused by market factors

by admin | Jun 10, 2014 | News

The Attorney General’s Office says several factors drove up the cost of propane for Missouri customers last winter and says they could continue in future winters, but price gouging was not one of them. In a report released today Attorney General Chris Koster...

Missouri Attorney General investigating propane price hikes

by admin | Jan 27, 2014 | News, Politics / Govt

The Attorney General’s Office has announced it will investigate the cause of the rise in the price of propane gas. Attorney General Chris Koster acknowledges that he received a request from Senator Mike Parson (R-Bolivar) to conduct an investigation, and says...
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