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Republican Committeeman Travis Heins alleges that Elections Director Kurt Bahr improperly kept him from acting as a poll watcher at in-person early voting locations.
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The city is seeking some $36,295 in earnings and payroll taxes that the developer failed to pay in 2022.
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Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey is leading a lawsuit to restrict access to mifepristone, a common abortion medication. He claims that the lost "potential population" from teen parents will cost the state revenue and political representation.
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This development comes after the St. Clair County Health Department announced last week it was investigating an outbreak of shigellosis among customers who'd eaten at the LongHorn Stakehouse.
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The judge denied the coal plant owner’s motion to dismiss a lawsuit from the Sierra Club.
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Community radio station KDHX and a group of station volunteers settled a lawsuit Friday ahead of a trial that was set for Tuesday in St. Louis Circuit Court.
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The amendment violates the Missouri Constitution, the lawsuit argues, because it illegally includes more than one subject.
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The survivors have accused the Archdiocese of St. Louis of enabling and covering up the sexual abuse of minors by its clergy members for decades.
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The establishment of the refund process settles a lawsuit brought by six nonresident employees of companies based in St. Louis. The Missouri Court of Appeals had recently ruled they were eligible for refunds.
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The U.S. Department of Labor is now suing the owner, Khalid Ramadan, for approximately $367,890 in compensation and damages for 179 IHOP workers.