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Heads up, appellate attorneys: The Missouri Supreme Court will switch Thursday to electronic filing.

A rating agency review of Lee’s Summit bonds took into account a $15.5 million settlement with a man wrongly convicted of child molestation.

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A state audit found a political funding watchdog isn’t fully using investigative power the Legislature gave it last year, and is citing the need for additional staff.

McKenzie was on the bench for 20 years, making him one of the longest serving judges at the Hannibal court in the 10th Judicial Circuit, according to his obituary. No cause of death was given.

A federal judge in St. Louis tossed a sex trafficking lawsuit filed by a runaway teenager against Village Voice Media, saying federal law protects websites from such suits.

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Another reality show has run afoul of a St. Louis photographer.

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A St. Louis firefighter who made the news last week for an off-hours rescue is on the hook for more than $31,000 for breaking a colleague’s jaw after an argument nearly four years ago.

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St. Louis photographer Michael Eastman claims that an interior designer starring on Bravo’s “Million Dollar Decorators” went overboard when he featured a picture taken by Eastman as a mural in television hostess Daisy Fuentes’ home.

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A judge added $92,100 in attorneys’ fees to the $5.4 million a supplement maker owes Rams linebacker David Vobora.

Mayor Sly James this week appointed attorneys to fill four of the nine positions on the newly expanded Kansas City Port Authority board.

Business bankruptcies in St. Louis plunged nearly 60 percent in the second quarter compared with the same period a year ago, according to a new report