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Clayton attorney casts bid for election to statewide office; Eyes on AG seat after Schmitt election to US Senate
Former Greitens policy director is expected to run for Attorney General in 2024
Parent advocate accuses ACLU of suing school district over alleged book ban for benefit of teacher's union
The ACLU of Missouri sued the school district alleging its policy violates students’ First Amendment rights
Sen. Hawley confronts Apple CEO about aiding and abetting Chinese Communist Party
Hawley asked CEO Tim Cook to provide him with all communication between Apple and CCP officials concerning AirDrop
Retiree who sued Edgar Springs over open records request lands legal victory
In 2018, Varney was prohibited from entering the Edgar Springs City Hall other than attending council meetings.
Judge transfers Jen Psaki's motion to quash AG suit to Louisiana court which recently deposed Dr. Fauci
Missouri AG Eric Schmitt and Louisiana AG Landry accuse the Democratic Biden administration of conspiring to silence conservatives on social media sites
Army Corps of Engineers allays fear of imminent danger at Jana Elementary School
Army Corps of Engineers: 'Soil near Jana Elementary School is not a risk to human health'
St. Louis drops to 8th place in 2022-23 Judicial Hellhole ranking
After holding steady in 7th place for two years in a row, St. Louis lands in 8th place of ATRA's annual lawsuit abuse list
U.S. Supreme Court to review AG's student loan debt cancellation lawsuit
SCOTUS granted review submitted by six Attorneys General that includes Missouri's Eric Schmitt
Locals want Army Corps of Engineers to do more for Coldwater Creek residents, Jana Elementary School
Coldwater Creek was allegedly contaminated as a result of nuclear weapons that were manufactured during World War 2
Family members hope DOJ investigation will help mentally challenged under guardianship
Department of Justice (DOJ) announced it is investigating the housing of Missouri's mentally challenged who are under court-appointed guardianship
Court upholds out-of-state adoption of a mother's son despite her objections
St. Louis boy is permitted to be placed with a family in Washington D.C. by the Eastern District Court of Appeals
St Louis County Public Library opposes rule that would require certification of age-appropriate books
Secretary of State Jay Ashcroft's proposed administrative rule would prohibit public libraries from sponsoring, promoting, or spending money on drag queen story hours
Ballwin city attorney denies wrongdoing in filing lawsuit to remove Alderman candidate
Ballwin city attorney Robert E. Jones also serves on the Missouri Bar Board of Governors
Florissant elementary school students reassigned due to alleged radioactive wastes, school starts anew Nov. 28
The Boston Chemical Data company reportedly found levels of harmful radioactive waste
Ballwin Alderman candidate alleges city attorney acted improperly in suing to remove him from the ballot
Brennan Redinger, 25, had high hopes for public office until residency requirements interfered
Cole County Circuit judge sides with local NAACP, League of Women Voters against voting restrictions
Freedom Principle MO: 'Secretary of State will appeal Cole County Judge Jon Beetem’s decision'
AG Schmitt wins Senator seat, adult use marijuana approved by Nov. 8 voters
Amid controversy, mid-term election voters approve recreational marijuana use
St. Louis dad recounts his positive and negative child custody experiences in family court
What Kurtis Stoltz thought would be a romantic fling turned into a custody battle over his toddler that landed him briefly in jail
Lee's Summit mom exposes school district agenda in self-published book
Deep End of Public Education author Kristin Grubbs now home schools her four children
Missouri Supreme Court reprimands Lincoln County judge citing delays in disposition of cases
Commission: 'Judge Patrick Flynn's mismanagement caused litigants and attorneys to face significant delays'