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November 15, 1964 - May 30, 2026

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In an unprecedented move, a juvenile officer is asking a judge to send a 14-year-old accused in a fatal Ferguson track meet shooting to adult court.

GOP Gov. Kehoe says Missouri will follow the court's order.

The ruling, the high court's third in as many weeks, appeared to finally end a saga that began a year ago when Missouri Republicans undertook an unprecedented mid-decade redistricting.

Kevin Harkins allegedly described Tesla CEO Elon Musk as a “South African autocrat who was trying to buy out and run the country.”

Hanaway claims ActBlue has taken questionable donations, suppressed whistleblowers; group counters that this probe, and others, are politically motivated

Judges on the Nov. 3 ballot will answer questions from the public at an event Oct. 5.

Johnny Haynes Jr., 45, also was found guilty of armed criminal action and unlawful possession of a fierearm.

The crash occurred about 4:50 a.m. Thursday just east of Illinois Route 157.

"Technology can be an important tool for law enforcement, but the public deserves to know that it is being used responsibly and for legitimate public safety purposes," Page said.

Coffeestamp is now open on the ground floor of Cordovan at the Park, at 13th Street and Washington Avenue.

Since 2017, a D.C.-based nonprofit called the Fairness Project has poured more than $13 million into Missouri campaigns. Every campaign it backed that has reached Missouri voters has won. And now it is making its biggest investment yet in the…

In all, prosecutors say, he had hundreds of videos of unsuspecting women dating back to 2021. Prosecutors have identified some of the victims, but many remain unknown.

"This is huge," said one attendee, describing the "global" draw of the event. "This is a testament to the vitality of the faith."

State Sen. Angela Mosley wants $1 million in damages, alleging Facebook posts falsely accused her of entering the county executive race to hurt Brian Williams.

Notably, an ad supporting Amendment 3 never mentions abortion despite pushing for another statewide abortion ban.