Tuesday Catchup

Better Courts for Missouri  ShowMe Better Courts has filed a new petition to gut the state's nonpartisan judicial selection process and replace it with a more partisan system.

Gov. Nixon announced that $4 million in grant funding has been awarded to 14 school districts to help fund technology in the classroom and expand technology-based teaching methods.

There was another "spontaneous" uprising in St. Louis.

The lawyer for Tim Jones and Cynthia Davis in their birther lawsuit against the President is calling for RICO, fraud and treason charges to be filed against MSNBC journalists and hosts.

Todd Akin is doing his part to scare people about Congressional health care proposals. 

The Economic Freedom Alliance, currently running ads accusing Ike Skelton, Russ Carnahan, Emanual Cleaver, Claire McCaskill and Lacy Clay of "killing jobs" with the Employee Free Choice Act has been paying Karl Rove $20k a month for consulting fees. They've also been coordinating events with Americans for Prosperity.