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Meg Cunningham is the Missouri Statehouse reporter for The Beacon.

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Stories by Meg Cunningham, The Beacon

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Missouri’s ‘Stand Your Ground’ Law Could Play a Role After the Shooting of 16-year-old Ralph Yarl

Clay County Prosecutors Announce Felony Charges Against White Shooter

by Meg Cunningham, The Beacon

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As Missouri Abortion Rights Supporters Look to Initiative Petitions, Legislators Try to Limit Power

Numerous bills regarding initiative petitions have been filed for 2023, as Republican lawmakers look to reshape how the process is used for policymaking in Missouri.

by Meg Cunningham, The Beacon

News & Issues

Will Missouri’s Abortion Ban Alter Election Outcomes This Year?

Polls show most Missourians do not agree with the decision to overturn Roe v. Wade, but experts don’t think it will have much of an influence on November’s results.

by Meg Cunningham, The Beacon

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Electric Vehicle Adoption Hinges on Better Access to Charging Stations

Missouri Ranks 7th in EV Use, but Charging Stations Follow Old Economic and Racial Dividing Lines

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Stories by Meg Cunningham, The Beacon

Missouri’s ‘Stand Your Ground’ Law Could Play a Role After the Shooting of 16-year-old Ralph Yarl

Clay County Prosecutors Announce Felony Charges Against White Shooter

As Missouri Abortion Rights Supporters Look to Initiative Petitions, Legislators Try to Limit Power

Numerous bills regarding initiative petitions have been filed for 2023, as Republican lawmakers look to reshape how the process is used for policymaking in Missouri.

Will Missouri’s Abortion Ban Alter Election Outcomes This Year?

Polls show most Missourians do not agree with the decision to overturn Roe v. Wade, but experts don’t think it will have much of an influence on November’s results.

Electric Vehicle Adoption Hinges on Better Access to Charging Stations

Missouri Ranks 7th in EV Use, but Charging Stations Follow Old Economic and Racial Dividing Lines

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