Marshall Griffin is a journalist who focuses on local news in Missouri. He writes for Missourinet and Kttn Radio Station, covering a range of topics including agriculture, transportation, legislation, and law enforcement. His work has also appeared in Pike County News.
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Marshall's coverage predominantly focuses on local government and politics in Missouri, with attention to legislation, crime, infrastructure, and cannabis. He is likely to be most responsive to pitches offering insights from local policymakers or experts well-versed in the political landscape of Missouri.
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By: Marshall Griffin
Securing Missouri’s elections is the top priority Denny Hoskins has for the Secretary of State’s office. The state senator from Warrensburg won the Republican nomination for Secretary of State in a crowded primary in August. He laid out his priorities for overseeing elections in the Show-Me State. “I believe that the most safe and secure […]
By: Marshall Griffin
Former St. Louis Circuit Attorney Kim Gardner has admitted in federal court to misusing public funds and has entered a pre-trial diversion plan.
By: Marshall Griffin
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By: Marshall Griffin
Missouri voters will get to decide whether the state’s minimum wage should be higher and whether all employers should offer paid sick leave.
Missouri continues to dry out, based on the latest U.S. drought monitor map. More than 94% of Missouri is suffering from a lack of rainfall, with only a few areas in southeastern Missouri and the Bootheel being sufficiently hydrated. Extreme drought is gripping the southwest corner of the state, including areas north of Joplin over […]
By: Marshall Griffin
One of the so-called “third party” contenders in Missouri’s U.S. Senate race accused both Josh Hawley and Lucas Kunce of using fear tactics to try and defeat each other. Jared Young, founder of “The Better Party” and U.S. Senate candidate, touted his party’s platform, which he said starts with treating everyone with kindness and respect, especially people they disagree with.
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Missouri voters next week could authorize the building of a casino at the Lake of the Ozarks.
By: Marshall Griffin
Most judges in Missouri belong to either the Democratic or Republican parties, except in court districts that are part of the state’s non-partisan court plan. Instead of being directly elected and re-elected, those judges are appointed and every few years voters decide whether to leave them in office. The Missouri Judicial Performance Review Committee conducts […]
By: Marshall Griffin
Amendment 6, one of several proposed constitutional amendments on the November 5th ballot, would restore a $3 fee that was used to fund the Missouri Sheriff’s Retirement System. The fee was charged to people convicted of traffic citations and other crimes. It was struck down by the Missouri Supreme Court in 2021, ruling that collecting […]
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Secretary of State Jay Ashcroft is suing the U.S. Justice Department over its decision to send observers to central Missouri’s Cole County. They’re being sent to make sure the county is complying with Title II of the federal Americans with Disabilities Act so that disabled voters have full access to cast their ballots. In a […]
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