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Three Black female former detectives have accused the Kansas City Police Department of discriminating against them because of their race and gender during an internal probe of a unit that investigated sex crimes against children.

The parents of a Kansas City man who died in a 2016 shooting have been awarded $4 million in a wrongful death lawsuit against a man who trafficked in firearms, as well as a gun dealer and manufacturer.

The Jackson County Circuit Court has cancelled all jury trials through the end of the year in response to a significant increase in COVID-19 cases in the region.

Missouri Lawyers Media's next installment of THE POWER LIST series will focus on family law — and we need your help.

The Missouri Supreme Court is weighing whether the emergency license suspension of a Kansas City-area doctor procedure violated his right to due process.

The union representing St. Louis teachers is calling for a statewide mask mandate, a proposal that also has the backing of Missouri's two largest teacher organizations.

St. Louis is the latest city with plans for a village of tiny homes to help provide shelter for the homeless.

Most attorneys don’t apply to be a judge after decades of successful practice at a large law firm. Most don’t seek the bench after having served at the highest levels of the bar. Most don’t get it on their first try.

The Missouri Supreme Court is considering whether an insurance company that has intervened in a wrongful death lawsuit has the right to seek a change of judge — and maybe much more.

Republican leaders in the Missouri Senate postponed work on coronavirus aid funding Monday after numerous senators and staffers tested positive for COVID-19.

A federal judge has struck down as unconstitutional three provisions of Missouri law requiring political action committees to register at least 60 days before an election if they want to engage in expenditures for that election.