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Missouri Rangers
Coverage of Missouri Rangers in the Nexus archive.
David Gregoryperson2Mike Kehoeperson1Interscholastic Athletic Oversight Commissionorganization1Missouriplace1Peace Officer Standards and Training Commissionorganization1St. Louis County Police Associationorganization1Elizabeth Fuchsperson1Burt Whaleyperson1Peace Office Standards and Training Commissionorganization1
- Missouri governor signs bills creating armed school ‘rangers,’ high school sports appeals board
Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe signed bills creating a program for armed school 'rangers' to address violent threats and establishing a commission to review high school sports eligibility decisions. The legislation allows schools to hire trained personnel, including armed guards, and introduces a state-run appeals process for athletic rulings.
- Missouri schools could hire armed ‘rangers’ under bill sent to governor
A Missouri bill proposes hiring armed 'Missouri Rangers' for schools with enhanced training and physical fitness requirements. The legislation, sponsored by Sen. David Gregory, faces partisan division, with Republicans supporting it for improved threat response and Democrats opposing it as adding more guns to schools.