Missouri AG's 'campaign of litigation terror' sows fear, confusion among local leaders

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — After Missouri Attorney General Eric Schmitt sent threatening letters last week to health departments and school districts statewide demanding they drop their COVID-19 mitigation orders, a

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