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Residents of Missouri voted to legalize recreational ma*****na and new laws begin next Thursday. | Pink Politic | NewsBreak Original One of the most significant changes to the state of Missouri in the November election was the legalization of recreational ma*****na in Missouri. What a strange but inevitable outcome for Missouri residents.

Recreational ma*****na becomes legal tomorrow in Missouri & the state will begin a review of pot cases. | Pink Politic | NewsBreak Original Although Missouri legalized recreational ma*****na, many issues covered in the original proposal, "LegalMo 2022," which passed in the November elections, are still somewhat vague. One of them is people who are caught up with Child Protective Services and custody of their kids due to ma*****na.

A rental crisis in Missouri & cost of living leaves low-income parents with few options for housing. | Pink Politic | NewsBreak Original Being a parent is hard enough, but Missouri is falling short in this economy. While Missouri offers great programs like Medicaid, WIC, and Food Stamps, the rules often make it impossible to get back on your feet.

Is Missouri's bail reform working & will the new Illinois "no cash bail system" in January 2023 work?

Is Missouri's bail reform working & will the new Illinois "no cash bail system" in January 2023 work? | Pink Politic | NewsBreak Original Living in St. Louis keeps Missouri residents close to Illinois. A quick jump over one of the bridges across the Mississippi puts you in a very different state with very different rules. In Illinois, ma*****na is legal recreationally, and right over the bridge, you can hit a dispensary immediately af...

https://original.newsbreak.com/-politic-1592786/2673336058166-the-west-is-considering-diverting-water-from-the-mississippi-river-to-solve-its-water-woes

The west is considering diverting water from the Mississippi River to solve its water woes. | Pink Politic | NewsBreak Original States like Arizona, Nevada, and California are experiencing long-term water shortages and drought. The Colorado River is at historic lows. Last year the state of Arizona asked Congress to study the possibility of diverting water from the Mississippi to the West to solve their water issues in states...