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Part of the law requires defense attorneys to remind their clients' alleged victims of their right to have a support person present while being questioned

Defense lawyers object to a requirement that they tell their clients’ alleged victims of their right to have a support person present when questioned.

Proponents of an initiative petition that would ask voters to prohibit the state from issuing tax credits to offset the cost of private school tuition have filed a lawsuit alleging the ballot summary written by Secretary of State Jay Ashcroft is misleading. In a lawsuit filed Oct. 15 in Cole County Circuit Court, Sherri Talbott, […]

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Midas Man, an upcoming biopic about late Beatles manager Brian Epstein, will continue production although its director, Jonas Akerlund, apparently will be dropping off the project, Variety reports. According to…

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BioSTL said Tuesday it has launched the Center for Rural Health Innovation, an initiative that will involve sourcing health technologies from across the globe with the aim of improving health outcomes in rural communities in the region.

State Rep. Doug Richey, a Republican from Clay County, discusses his role as chairman of a committee determining where federal stimulus funds go — and how he's leading a committee of representatives and senators who study education policy.

Gov. Mike Parson accused the Post-Dispatch of hacking and ordered a criminal probe after the newspaper notified the state of a data vulnerability.

Thousands of illegal slot machines have flooded Missouri gas stations and liquor stores in recent years.

One of the vacancies is the seat of Rep. Tom Hannegan, R-St. Charles, who died last month of a stroke.

The city hopes to establish more 'safe outdoor spaces' that offer resources to the homeless.

One local firm convened a committee to study best-practices around material costs. Another is using the opportunity to brainstorm alternatives with clients. While others fear that despite their efforts, project costs will inevitably surge.

A new proposal by Lux Living for the Optimist building at Lindell and Taylor in the Central West End neighborhood has emerged. After withholding preliminary approval by the Preservation Board in August, Lux hired HOK to create a design that keeps the pavilion building, razes the taller bit to the east, and builds around it. […]

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The visit has been in the works since late September.

One of the staple St. Louis holiday season events will be making its return in a little over a week. The Missouri Botanical Garden’s Garden Glow (4344 Shaw Boulevard) is set to bless our eyeballs beginning on November 13.…