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AG Hanaway probes Muslim student group suing MU's Choi (opens the original)
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Lawyers for the University of Missouri and its President Mun Choi are asking the 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals to overturn a lower court’s ruling that Choi was wrong to bar Mizzou Students for Justice in Palestine from the school’s 2024 Homecoming parade. In arguments before a three-judge panel Wednesday, lawyer Christopher Ray argued Choi’s actions are governed by a legal doctrine known as “government speech,” which says the First Amendment doesn’t apply when the government speaks. Judges a
KBIA Special: "The Journalists We Became: Public Radio Post-9/11" (opens the original)
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On the 25th anniversary of the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001, KBIA Public Radio hosted a retrospective special examining how that day changed how news is covered, both on public radio in general and from the point of view of one station in mid-Missouri (which had just one journalist at the time). A full transcript will be available soon. The show's guests included: Shakir Hamoodi, who holds a Ph.D. in engineering and a master’s degree in Islamic Studies. He’s currently an Imam at the I
Early votes could be voided if election maps dispute drags on (opens the original)
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Boone County Clerk Brianna Lennon said Wednesday that she and other local election officials are in wait-and-see mode following conflicting signals about which maps the state will use in the November general election. Speaking at a League of Women Voters event in Columbia, Lennon likened producing the right ballot to flipping a switch in the state’s voter registration database. “Every voter is tied to their congressional district pursuant to the 2025 maps," she said. "But that did not overwrite
Two elections (and two votes) later, Linn has a mayor (opens the original)
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The small Osage County town of Linn finally has a new mayor, after two elections for the office this spring. Michael Troesser won the April race by about two dozen votes, but officials discovered about 40 voters received incorrect ballots not listing the town’s mayoral race. County Clerk Brooke Dudenhoeffer authorized a special election for them in June – and challenger Dustin Flamm closed the gap — by receiving both of the two votes cast in the special election – not nearly enough to overturn T
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