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Jack Suntrup is an HR Manager, Assistant, and Business Development Consultant with a focus on local news in the St. Louis area. He writes for various publications including the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, Columbia Missourian, Griffon News, and Lincoln News Now! Jack's articles cover a range of topics including politics, law, and current events in Missouri.
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St. Louis, Missouri, United States (Local)
Jack Suntrup's coverage largely focuses on local government and legal policy in Missouri, particularly the activities of state lawmakers. He pays attention to political developments and legal decisions within the state, with a particular emphasis on key figures and their actions.
If you are looking to reach out to Jack Suntrup, consider offering insights or perspectives related to Missouri politics, especially those involving state lawmakers' activities at both local and national levels. Additionally, providing expert commentary or exclusive information regarding upcoming elections or significant legislative proposals in Missouri would likely be of interest.
Given his focus on St Louis and its surroundings, he is more likely to engage with pitches that specifically relate to this geographic area rather than broader national topics unless they have a direct impact on Missouri politics.
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By: Jack Suntrup
“But I’m gonna tell you this: we are not gonna target innocent people in this state,” Parson said Thursday.
By: Jack Suntrup
Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey. St. Louis Post-Dispatch
By: Jack Suntrup
It’s asking a St. Louis judge to reconsider an order that it disclose certain records.
By: Jack Suntrup
JEFFERSON CITY — Attorney General Andrew Bailey's spokeswoman on Friday defended his decision to represent three state senators accused of defamation, a
By: Jack Suntrup
JEFFERSON CITY — With the clock ticking down on the legislative session, Republicans on Monday opened debate on a potential ballot question making
By: Jack Suntrup
Republicans are trying to push through the ballot question before the 6 p.m. Friday deadline to complete legislation.
By: Jack Suntrup
Republicans are trying to push through the ballot question before the 6 p.m. Friday deadline to complete legislation.
By: Jack Suntrup, Kurt Erickson
JEFFERSON CITY — A ballot question limiting constitutional amendments appeared to be on life support Thursday as time ran short in the legislative session.
By: Jack Suntrup, Kurt Erickson
JEFFERSON CITY — The Missouri Senate adjourned Friday without conducting any business, putting an official end to another legislative session in an upper chamber consumed by deep divisions.
By: Kurt Erickson, Jack Suntrup
Effort to ban child marriage in Missouri also fails as time runs out.
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