Domestic Violence

This interview was re-broadcast on "St. Louis on the Air" at noon on Monday (Labor Day), September 4.Originally published April 4, 2017:Glen Carbon.…

Nuisance ordinances have been commonplace across the U.S. for at least a century. They are used to crack down on everything from overgrown grass to…

Lawmakers have been recruited to help in the battle over a St. Louis County judge’s order for a woman to reveal where she lives.At issue is the state’s…

A change to St. Louis' problem properties ordinance could help people who have faced domestic violence stay in their homes.The public safety committee of…

Gov. Jay Nixon on Monday signed several bills into law, including one designed to prevent identity theft.Senate Bill 624 makes it a class A misdemeanor to…

Domestic violence cases in Madison County will be handled a bit differently starting June 1.The county will become the second in Illinois to establish a…

Domestic violence shelters in Illinois have spent the past months dipping into savings and cutting back staff. At least one has closed its doors to women…

A new anti-bullying app available on Google Play is the brain child of a handful of St. Louis dads. The Stop Harassing Me Now app, which is also designed…

Joe Eulberg doesn't remember what made him so upset that he flipped a table during an argument with his wife 20 years ago. He does remember the outcome.…

Updated at 4:35 p.m. with comment from Governor Jay Nixon.A alliance of legal and political figures has launched an effort to get clemency for 14 women…