Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey is suing Planned Parenthood Great Plains, accusing the...
‘Chiefsaholic’ pleads guilty to bank robbery and money laundering
The bank robber and Kansas City Chiefs superfan known as “Chiefs-aholic” said he did it. Xavier...
Should drunk drivers pay child support to victim’s surviving children?
A bill before a Missouri House committee would require anyone convicted of killing someone while...
Former Missouri Corrections officer awarded $1 million in racial discrimination lawsuit
A former officer at northern Missouri’s Chillicothe Correctional Center has been awarded $1...
“Operation Lone Star” to include 200 National Guard members, troopers
“Enough is enough.” That’s what Gov. Mike Parson said while announcing today that Missouri is...
2 adults charged with murder in connection with Chiefs parade shooting
(Kansas City, MO) -- Two Kansas City area men have been charged in connection with killing a...
Missouri House passes crimefighting package
The Missouri House of Representatives has given its blessing to a wide-ranging crime bill. The...
Two bills to expand Missouri gun rights will take a backseat – for now
In the wake of last week’s mass shooting at the Kansas City Chiefs Super Bowl celebration, a top...
Roaming neighborhoods to target unlocked property could come with tougher punishment
Missouri could make it a class E felony for anyone who roams neighborhoods looking for unlocked...
CHARGED: Two teens charged in connection with Kansas City mass shooting
(Kansas City, MO) – Two teenagers have been charged in connection to this week’s deadly mass...
UPDATE: KC Super Bowl Parade shooting kills 43-year-old woman, injures 22
A tragic shooting took the air out of what otherwise would have been a momentous celebration on...
The heroes of Wednesday’s mass shooting at Chiefs rally
Law enforcement runs towards danger while most people run away. On Wednesday, that’s what many...
Missouri proposal to cap inmate phone call rates
A Missouri Senate committee approved a bill that would limit the rate inmates pay to make phone...
Missouri Supreme Court chief justice wants mental health courts, jury duty pay boost
State Supreme Court Chief Justice Mary Russell said the state of Missouri’s judiciary is strong....
Missouri Supreme Court partially rejects 2021 police legislation
The Missouri Supreme Court has reversed part of a public safety law passed nearly three years ago,...
Missouri Senate committee passes wide-ranging anti-crime bill
Another wide-ranging anti-crime bill is moving forward in the Missouri Senate. Senate Committee...
Missouri nearly erases backlog of 7,000 untested rape kits
A few years ago, Missouri had about 7,000 untested sexual assault kits. Those kits help to link...
Missouri program helps to prevent poor people from committing crimes
The Missouri Public Defender System is using an approach that is designed to prevent poor people...
Rowden prioritizes ‘swatting’ bill after prank targets Missouri Secretary of State
Missouri Senate President Pro Tem Caleb Rowden, R-Columbia, wants to add ‘private residences’ to...
Missouri bill proposes to grant lifetime protections for victims of dangerous crimes
Could victims and survivors of abuse be granted lifetime protection from their abusers? That’s...
Missouri can sue China, but only on one count
Missouri can proceed with its lawsuit against China, but only on one count. A lower federal court...
Poultry farmers sue Tyson Foods over closure of Dexter plant
A group of poultry farmers is suing Tyson Foods for shutting down its former chicken processing...
Woman who scammed charities, helped to kill mom released from Missouri prison
Gypsy Blanchard is no longer in prison. The now 32-year-old woman who scammed several charities as...
Gypsy Blancharde, who plotted mother’s killing, to be released from prison this week
After serving more than eight years in prison, Gypsy Blancharde is scheduled to be a free woman...
Jackson County pushes back on Missouri’s lawsuit over property tax assessments
Jackson County’s property tax assessment process is headed to court. Missouri Attorney General...
Missouri dealing with growing list of incompetent people in jail awaiting psychiatric bed
Missouri has about 285 people in jail or out on bond that are being supported by the state’s...
Tips to prevent theft, other crimes this holiday season
Holiday shoppers are being warned to be aware of their surroundings so that they don’t fall victim...
Missouri using home genealogy testing to solve crimes
Various law enforcement agencies across the country are using results from home genealogy test...
Luetkemeyer on Santos being expelled from Congress
The U.S. House of Representatives voted Friday to expel New York Congressman George Santos. The...
Missouri hospitals see “dramatic” increase in workplace violence
Violence in the workplace is a growing concern at hospitals in Missouri. Mike Poore is CEO of...