Missouri

Missouri Budweiser Distributor Cancels Clydesdale Showings over Bud Light Backlash

A Budweiser distributor in Springfield, Missouri, canceled showings of Budweiser Clydesdales this week after Bud Light’s partnership with a transgender influencer sparked a massive backlash. Wil Fischer Distributing called off the showings this week as the uproar over the marketing stunt continues to grow. Some of the biggest names in…

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Missouri AG Moves to Fire Democrat Prosecutor Kim Gardner over Tragic Incident by Repeat Offender

Republican Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey made his move to fire Democrat St. Louis Circuit Attorney Kim Gardner over a tragic incident involving a repeat offender. Gardner refused to resign after a teenage girl was hit by a car driven by a career criminal Daniel Riley, who was free despite…

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Missouri Transgender Center Accused of ‘Harming Hundreds of Children,’ AG Launches Investigation

A transgender center in Missouri has been accused of "harming hundreds of children," the state's attorney general revealed while announcing his office is launching a full investigation into the matter. Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey announced Thursday that he has launched a multi-agency investigation into the Pediatric Transgender Center at St.…

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Teacher Charged with Raping Child Student Found Dead in Jail Cell

A Missouri teacher, who was jailed after being charged with raping an underage student, has been found dead in his cell. 30-year-old Brandon Holbrook was arrested on allegations he raped a 14-year-old student he met at Bernard Middle School in St. Louis, where he worked as a substitute teacher. The…

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Missouri Supreme Court Sentences McCloskeys to Probation, May Suspend Law Licenses

The Missouri Supreme Court has sentenced St. Louis attorneys Mark and Patricia McCloskey to probation and threatened to suspend their law licenses. The couple went viral in July 2020 for waving guns at Black Lives Matter protesters who were transpassing on their property. The court gave the McCloskeys one year…

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