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James Rogers, 29, pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter and armed criminal action under a plea deal with prosecutors, according to a release.

The 57-year-old primate had been suffering from a host of age-related ailments.

Kansas City Mayor Quinton Lucas took issue with a story about shooting 5 miles from England's World Cup training area.

Shrewsbury police responded to Sky Zone on Sunday, where hundreds of juveniles were waiting in line outside the trampoline park for “6-7 Day."

The passenger in a Ford Mustang was killed after the vehicle crossed the center line and hit a truck driven by an Ellisville man in San Luis Obispo County.

The redevelopment is facing scrutiny after farmers were surprised to see their longtime family land pitched as future locations for a "town center" business district, new housing and park trails.

The 101-year-old racetrack has worked with New York-based online sports wagering firm FanDuel for over a decade to offer track betting.

The driver told investigators she had agreed to be the designated driver, but then had at least one drink and "a sip of a couple other drinks" before she and two passengers got into her vehicle

Presiding Judge Chris McDonough suggested that Max Calfo was "conflating" different documents to try and reach a conclusion that incumbent Mike Costlow should be removed from the ballot.

Lynn Whitehead, 58, pleaded guilty Wednesday and was sentenced to five years of probation. She must also pay restitution to her employer, according to court documents.

Steven Earp, former associate of convicted St. Louis County Executive Steve Stenger, remains on Aug. 4 GOP primary ballot for clerk of Jefferson County

A man died Monday after being shot near a bar in the city's Hyde Park neighborhood.

Cole Reynolds, 32, was shot in the neck during the encounter but survived.

State records show that Mosley withdrew her name on June 1, nixing a rematch with current state Rep. Kem Davis, who beat Mosley in 2024.

The temporary ban would only apply to the unincorporated areas of the county, according to the draft proposal.