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Missouri Supreme Court to decide if counties can appeal ruling striking down Covid orders

By: via Business Journals
The Missouri Supreme Court heard arguments Wednesday focused on how former Attorney General Eric Schmitt handled a case that pronounced local health authorities’ efforts to mitigate the spread of Covid-19 “null and void” in 2021.
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