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The Johns Hopkins University study showed that in four of the 10 states, the increase in cop-involved shootings was significantly…
A new park named after Benjamin Oglesby, a former enslaved person and war veteran will open this summer in St.…
Kansas City, Mo. police Sgt. Herb Robinson claims in a lawsuit that two officers racially profiled him when they stopped…
A Missouri grandmother has made history as the first African American elected to city council in Hazelwood.Â
North American Automotive Services, or Ed Napleton Automotive Group, will pay $10 million, most of which will reimburse customers.
The teenager who fell to his death in an Orlando amusement park was wearing a safety harness that was still…
Shanise Harvey told local media she allowed her 12-year-old daughter to attend the gathering of area kin to celebrate several…
The bill, HB 1354, creates clearer guidelines and standardizes compensation for those wrongfully convicted of crimes.
A range of workers — including police officers — have filed suits against the city of Normandy, located outside St.…
The family of Donnie Sanders is suing the Kansas City Board of Police Commissioners and the officer behind the Black…
Eric DeValkenaere, the former officer convicted of fatally shooting a Black man in 2019, has been sentenced to six years…
A 29-year-old Missouri mother was found dead inside her home following a date with a man she reportedly met on…
State house lawmakers on Monday approved a measure that would ban hair texture-based discrimination against students throughout the state.
A former Kansas City detective convicted of fatally shooting Cameron Lamb will remain free on bond while his conviction is…
Patricia and Mark McCloskey, both lawyers, may appeal for the full reinstatement of their law licenses after one year.
Ryan Utterback also faces a misdemeanor charge of fourth-degree domestic assault and a misdemeanor charge of furnishing pornographic material.
Missouri legislators explored a bill banning bias “on the basis of hair texture and protective hairstyles" in state-funded schools.
The white Missouri man who fatally shot his biracial neighbor Justin King will not face charges, the prosecutor announced Wednesday.