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Missouri lawmakers have subpoenaed Gov. Eric Greitens to testify before a special panel considering whether to try to impeach and remove him from office. The chairman of the House investigatory panel announced Friday that it has subpoenaed Greitens to appear ...

An expert who analyzed Missouri Gov. Eric Greitens’ cellphone says he found traces of three photos from the day Greitens initiated a sexual encounter with a woman, however, all three were “benign.” Forensics expert Brian Koberna testified Friday to a ...

A former FBI agent in Kansas City contends in a lawsuit that she was sexually harassed by another agent and then punished when she reported it. The former agent, Julie Meriano, says she contacted Kansas City police about the male ...

Lawmakers this year seemed poised for a second round of sweeping changes to tort law. The tally at session’s end was rather modest. The session ended at 6 p.m. on May 18 with a few significant tort-related bills sitting on ...

A Kansas water park where a boy was killed on a giant waterslide in 2016 planned to open for its annual season as scheduled Friday with 11 of its rides closed following a state audit that park attorneys called a ...

There are close to 4,900 untested rape kits in Missouri, and that number likely is low because some agencies couldn’t say exactly how many kits they have, according to a review by the state attorney general’s office. Attorney General Josh ...

Allegations of sexual misconduct and campaign finance violations against Missouri Gov. Eric Greitens have been shared with federal authorities by a private attorney and a key lawmaker, according to testimony Thursday during a legislative hearing. The hearing by a special ...

The family of a Kansas City attorney who was shot to death in his front yard is suing the man charged with killing him.

A top official at Missouri’s Department of Public Safety had a potential conflict of interest when the agency awarded a $2.7 million grant to an organization where he once served on the board of directors, according to an audit by ...

Jackson County and the Jackson County Circuit Court have dismissed their civil case against former court administrator Teresa York and others they alleged worked with her to carry out a contract scheme that primarily benefitted her boyfriend.

Federal prosecutors are alleging that two Topeka businessmen and a Kansas City-area man operated a $352 million business fraud scheme that involved using minority or disabled military veterans to obtain federal business contracts. In a civil action filed in Kansas ...