The Missouri Supreme Court has ruled unanimously in favor of a lower court’s ruling, saying the sex offender failed to present evidence that a lifetime electronic monitoring requirement is unconstitutional. The woman sued the state Department of Corrections, arguing...
The Missouri Supreme Court is considering a legal challenge to November’s vote to raise the state minimum wage and mandate paid sick leave. Buddy Law, CEO of the Missouri Restaurant Association, says recently passed Proposition A is unconstitutional because it...
The battle is not over for Missouri’s Proposition A, which raises the minimum wage to $15 an hour by 2026 and requires paid sick leave. Several Missouri business groups, including the Missouri Chamber of Commerce, have sued. Alisa Nelson talks to Chamber President and...
A female sex offender is challenging a court decision that she be electronically monitored 24 hours a day, seven days a week, for the rest of her life. Her case was argued Wednesday before the Missouri Supreme Court. Her attorney, Michael Gross of St. Louis, said his...
Missouri’s photo ID requirement for voting is still the law of the land. Cole County Circuit Judge Jon Beetem has rejected the latest lawsuit seeking to strike down Missouri’s photo ID requirement. The law passed in 2022 requires voters show a valid photo ID at the...
