JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — Under the rules adopted by the House committee investigating Gov. Eric Greitens, his defense will not get the opportunity to cross-examine witnesses in a public setting. That doesn’t mean cross-examination won’t be in the official records. […]
As special session gets underway, pro-Greitens ad set to air around state
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — At least $185,000 in television ads will begin appearing this week in support of Gov. Eric Greitens, who is facing a felony computer tampering charge and multiple investigations. In a year where he doesn’t appear on […]
Hours of testimony of Greitens’ former mistress to be read into committee record
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — The House investigative committee will spend the majority of the week reading into the record hours of testimony of Gov. Eric Greitens’ former mistress including the defense’s cross-examination. Intermittent will be testimony by Scott Faughn and […]
First Lady applauds passage of foster care and adoption reform legislation
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — First Lady Sheena Greitens is pleased with some of the work done by legislators this session, which she believes will have a positive impact for Missouri’s foster care and adoption systems. Greitens on Monday posted a […]
Judge waives appearances in Greitens’ computer tampering case until July 2
In the first pretrial hearing regarding the felony computer tampering case against Gov. Eric Greitens, a St. Louis Associate Circuit judge waived his appearance until a grand jury decides whether or not to indict the embattled governor. Judge Madeline Connolly, […]
Special investigative committee legal counsel reassures House members of their duties in the event of impeachment
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — As Governor Eric Greitens’ attorneys seek to prevent the impeachment of the embattled Republican governor, the House Special Investigative Committee on Oversight’s legal counsel is reminding both caucuses of what their roles are. Sources tell the […]
Barnes pleas for Greitens to testify as committee looks at procedures moving forward
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — Rep. Jay Barnes told two attorneys representing the Office of the Governor that he would get in front of them, get down on his knees, and beg for the Governor to testify, if that’s what it will […]
Jury selection in Greitens case continues to drag with 43 jurors moving on to next phase of questioning
The team of lawyers prosecuting Governor Eric Greitens have stopped looking for the photo at the center of his felony invasion of privacy trial, according to Greitens’ team. Defense lawyers representing Greitens said in court Monday they were told by […]
Jury selection continues in felony invasion of privacy case against Gov. Greitens
The attorneys from both sides in the felony invasion of privacy case against Governor Eric Greitens continued questioning potential jurors at the Civil Courts building Friday with four additional jurors being seated for further questioning. So far, a total of 21 […]
RELEASE: Missouri law enforcement community honors state’s officers who made ultimate sacrifice
Names of 2 officers killed in the line of duty in 2017 are added to Law Enforcement Memorial, along with 2 fallen officers from past years JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — Two Missouri police officers and two sheriff’s deputies who died […]