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Ex-wife accuses former Missouri Gov. Eric Greitens of abuse
The sworn affidavit from Sheena Greitens is part of an ongoing child custody dispute in Missouri.
U.S. Supreme Court nominee hearings kick off in Senate
(The Center Square) – The U.S. Senate held the first day of confirmation hearings Monday for President Joe Biden’s nominee for the Supreme Court, kicking off the consideration of Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson.
Councilman calls for new investigation into death of Cora Faith Walker
St. Louis Public Safety Director Dan Isom announced Monday that authorities have not found any foul play in the unexpected death of former Missouri State Rep. Cora Faith Walker.
No wrongdoing or foul play in death of Cora Faith Walker
Announcing Techdirt’s March Madness: Get Your Bracket For The Most Misunderstood Legal Concept
The games have begun! Vote here! It’s that time of year — March Madness — when tons of people have filled out brackets and are watching college basketball. Way back in 2020 I had jokingly suggested on Twitter that we should set up a bracket for the most frequently misunderstood legal concepts, and people seemed […]
Former St. Louis officer sentenced after charging for unworked security hours
A former St. Louis Police officer was sentenced to one year and one day in federal prison for charging tens of thousands of dollars to his employer and taxpayers for unworked security hours.
No COVID patients at St. Louis area hospital for first time in over 2 years
Officials at SSM Health St. Mary's Hospital in Richmond Heights announced a milestone in their fight against COVID-19 on Monday.
Fellow candidates call for Greitens to drop out of Senate race over abuse allegations
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Bayer AG asks U.S. Supreme Court to review a second Roundup decision won by plaintiffs
Ex-St. Louis police officer sentenced to prison for defrauding his side job
A former St. Louis police officer has been sentenced to a year and a day in federal prison after pleading guilty to mail fraud.
Greitens urged to exit U.S. Senate race in wake of new abuse allegations
“If you hit a woman or a child, you belong in handcuffs, not the United States Senate,” said U.S. Sen. Josh Hawley.
Ketanji Brown Jackson vows to decide U.S. Supreme Court cases from a ‘neutral posture’
WASHINGTON — Supreme Court nominee Ketanji Brown Jackson began her four-day confirmation process to become the nation’s first Black female associate justice on Monday, listening to hours of opening statements from Senate Judiciary Committee members before giving her own. In her first public remarks since President Joe Biden nominated her last month, Jackson, who grew up […]
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High-profile St. Louis startup relocates HQ to larger Cortex space where it could double its workforce
As West Lake Landfill cleanup gets delayed, Just Moms STL wants answers
The EPA admits that nuclear waste at the West Lake Landfill Superfund site is more extensive than previously stated. Dawn Chapman, a Maryland Heights resident who lives two miles from the site, discusses her frustration with the agency — and her fears over what the tests will reveal.
Funeral arrangements set for slain Bonne Terre policeman
After Lane Burns' funeral Saturday in Park Hills, Missouri, a procession will travel on Sunday to southwest Missouri for his burial.
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St. Louis man charged in fatal Maryville shooting
An investigation by the Major Case Squad (MCS) has led to first-degree murder charges against a St. Louis man in connection to a fatal Maryville shooting.
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