For years, Torch Electronics has used a cadre of high-powered lobbyists and lawyers, along with a legal loophole, to argue its slots are not gambling devices.
Officer Christopher Douglas' lawsuit said he was transferred after responding to a Sept. 11 county-wide mass email acknowledging Hispanic Heritage month; he asked about 9/11 remembrance events.
Judge Joshua Divine ruled lawyers for the family of Don Clark Sr. didn't provide enough evidence to suggest police unjustifiably shot him during a search in 2017.
A judge ruled that Gov. Mike Kehoe had the constitutional authority to call the special session that resulted in the passage of a new gerrymandered congressional map for Missouri.
The Foristell Board of Aldermen are considering whether to extend the city's limits to include the 216 acres on the city's northwest side for a data center.
New court documents now explain how police flagged the Jeep, followed it through St. Louis in unmarked cars and spiked its tires without alerting the driver with sirens or lights.
The Bank of Washington could put up even more of a fight to hold onto the Pruitt-Igoe site β it values the 34-acre property at $33 million, lawyers for the LCRA wrote in a 2024 court filing.
Jefferson County authorities said 69-year-old Billy Moman died in the Sunday morning standoff and is suspected of the murder of 46-year-old Marijon Ludwig.