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The Missouri Supreme Court has decided not to weigh in on an alleged whistleblower’s case after all.

Two white St. Louis police officers will be retried on charges stemming from the 2017 beating of a Black undercover colleague during a protest, federal prosecutors said Monday. Jurors last week acquitted Officer Steven Korte of charges of deprivation of ...

After weeks of declining COVID-19 transmissions across Missouri, experts worry that the drop has stalled and caseloads could start to rise again. “Every time you think this pandemic is going to keep going down, it throws you a new curve ...

Two Missouri police officers were reprimanded after handcuffing and ticketing a domestic violence victim in an incident that was captured on security video. St. Joseph police Capt. Jeff Wilson told The St. Joseph News-Press that he couldn’t provide details about the discipline. ...

The St. Louis County Circuit Court plans to resume criminal jury trials starting April 12, court officials announced April 5.

A federal appeals court has declined to enjoin the state of Missouri from enforcing a 2018 law criminalizing the misrepresentation of plant-based products as meat, ruling that a vegan food brand and a food advocacy organization failed to show the law harmed them irreparably.

The most talented lawyers are sometimes said to be magicians in front of a jury. But Christian T. Misner makes certain to save all of his best tricks for outside the courtroom.

Gov. Mike Parson on Thursday said he won’t require so-called vaccine passports in Missouri but is comfortable with private companies adopting them. Vaccine passports, also known as health certificates or travel passes, are documents that show a traveler has been ...

The Missouri Court of Appeals Western District ruled March 30 that a Boone County sheriff’s deputy acted properly when an unusual wellness check ended in a drug bust.

Three employees of St. Louis-based companies who have worked remotely from locations outside of the city during the COVID-19 pandemic are suing the city for its refusal to issue refunds of earnings tax revenue it collected in 2020.

The Missouri Supreme Court is exploring whether two supervisory law enforcement officers can be held liable for a police pursuit that led to a teenager’s death.