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Latest Missouri poll finds another razor thin margin ahead of November vote on abortion
1+ day, 21+ hour ago (871+ words) Demonstrators ordered out of the Missouri House public gallery during a debate on anti-abortion legislation march and chant Wednesday, May 13, 2026, in the Missouri Capitol Building. (Rudi Keller/Missouri Independent) Just 10 days ago, Steven Rogers says he would have predicted Missourians…...
Missouri abortion rights groups launch first TV ads to halt proposed ban in November
4+ day, 16+ hour ago (508+ words) A Missouri campaign seeking to halt a measure that would ban nearly all abortions launched its first TV ads on Tuesday opposing the Republican-led effort. The campaign, called NO on 3, Stop the Ban Missouri, said it would begin airing the…...
Ahead of the Midterms, Missouri’s Anti-Abortion AG is Splurging on Videos Warning People About Abortion Clinics
1+ week, 2+ day ago (218+ words) Come November, Missouri will be one of four states with abortion on the ballot. But as we’ve previously reported… things are already shaping up to be a mess. “This misuse and abuse of our hard-earned money by the Attorney General’s…...
Spending taxpayer money: Missouri AG uses $167,000 in state funds on abortion PSA ahead of November vote | Jefferson City News-Tribune
1+ week, 2+ day ago (733+ words) Missouri Attorney General Catherine Hanaway's office is airing a "women's health PSA" warning patients about abortion clinics less than three months before voters decide whether to reinstate a near-total abortion ban Hanaway supports. State law allows money in the Merchandising…...
Missouri attorney general spends $167,000 in state funds on anti-abortion PSA before election
1+ week, 2+ day ago (732+ words) Missouri Attorney General Catherine Hanaway's office is airing a "women's health PSA" warning patients about abortion clinics less than three months before voters decide whether to reinstate a near-total abortion ban Hanaway supports. State law allows money in the Merchandising…...
Missouri AG spends $167,000 in state funds on abortion PSA ahead of November vote
1+ week, 3+ day ago (737+ words) by Anna Spoerre - MISSOURI INDEPENDENT Missouri Attorney General Catherine Hanaway’s office is airing a “women’s health PSA” warning patients about abortion clinics less than three months before voters decide whether to reinstate a near-total abortion ban Hanaway supports. State law…...
Missouri AG Promotes Amendment 3 to Save Babies From Abortion
1+ week, 3+ day ago (453+ words) Missouri Attorney General Catherine Hanaway is speaking up in support of Amendment 3 to save babies from abortions. Her office is promoting a statewide television and radio message warning women that abortion centers no longer have to meet basic safety standards,…...
Missouri labor unions, abortion rights groups turn unlikely alliance into ballot power
1+ week, 3+ day ago (1723+ words) The following article by.Anna Spoerre is from our friends at the Missouri Independent. A coalition of Missouri labor unions and reproductive rights groups announced a $1 million campaign this month aimed at defeating Republican lawmakers who voted to repeal the…...
Missouri labor unions, abortion rights groups partner for ballot power
1+ week, 5+ day ago (1712+ words) A coalition of Missouri labor unions and reproductive rights groups announced a $1 million campaign this month aimed at defeating Republican lawmakers who voted to repeal the state’s paid sick leave requirement. Not long ago, such a partnership would’ve seemed unusual…...
Missouri labor unions, abortion rights groups turn unlikely alliance into ballot power | Jefferson City News-Tribune
1+ week, 6+ day ago (1699+ words) A coalition of Missouri labor unions and reproductive rights groups announced a $1 million campaign this month aimed at defeating Republican lawmakers who voted to repeal the state's paid sick leave requirement. Not long ago, such a partnership would've seemed unusual…...