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Legal experts say the 8th Circuit could technically block any map but the 2025 GOP one, but the U.S. Supreme Court is not likely to let that stand.

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The former police employee used federal and state to look up information on 11 individuals with whom she had "personal, familial, or professional connections" more than 250 times.

The U.S. attorney's office said an indictment also accuses the man, Artemus Jamal Jackson, of stealing two mowers and a trailer from a MoDOT facility.

Authorities say Jeremiah Robinson, 32, of Ste. Genevieve, threatened Archdiocese offices in social media videos on Tuesday.

A man was stabbed to death Thursday evening after he tried to force his way into another person's home, police say.

By Wednesday, a flier was circulating about a protest of the district.

Mercy executives lauded efforts to control hospital labor costs in a presentation to prospective bondholders.

Mayor Cara Spencer said she’d rather not move positions from sworn officers.

The Missouri Real Estate Commission said the developers, who previously faced separate criminal charges, had been evasive throughout its case and ignored a judge's order to produce evidence.

"I was so emotionally distraught that he was hitting her that hard while she was handcuffed," said a teen who videotaped the arrest.

Martin said he saw no evidence of "pay-to-play" exchanges for pardons during his time with U.S. Department of Justice

Before the Supreme Court blocked new restrictions on mail-in ballots, election officials feared they’d cause chaos ahead of the midterms.

The order directs leaders to launch disciplinary proceedings, and possible criminal referrals, for "personal use, stalking, or unauthorized sharing" of license plate data.

Siddharth Jawahar, 38, will serve 11 years in prison for defrauding investors of about $36 million, much which he was also ordered to pay in restitution.