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A new law on oversight took effect in 2022 but immediately faced legal challenges. The work has also been delayed by disputes over access to complaints and to the City Justice Center, St. Louis’ jail.
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Two inmates with a history of disciplinary problems took the guard, a man in his 70s, hostage during breakfast service around 6 a.m. A police SWAT team had to use less-than-lethal force to rescue him.
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Protesters gathered in front of St. Louis Police headquarters shortly after the release of videos that showed five Memphis police officers beating Tyre Nichols, who later died.
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The sweeping elections bill not only contains the requirement of a government issued photo-ID to vote, it also adds restrictions to election processes like voter registration. Those against the bill say it violated Missouri’s constitutional right to vote.
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Crawford County’s refusal to prosecute a Black man’s killer has activists pushing for federal reviewJustin King, 28, was killed by a neighbor. The county prosecutor says the shooting was self-defense under Missouri law.
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After a jury found the former Minneapolis police officer guilty on all counts, activists gathered in downtown St. Louis to call for continued action against police brutality.
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Updated 7 a.m. May 31 with police information.Protesters brought havoc and destruction to Ferguson’s police headquarters and the city’s downtown at the…
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As the region slowly returns to some semblance of normal, many churches are preparing to reopen in June.In an effort to keep congregations healthy, the…
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Former Vice President Joe Biden needed a big win in Missouri’s presidential primary to cement himself as the clear frontrunner in the Democratic scramble…
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Updated on Jan. 31 with new information on negotions between SEIU Local 1 and contractors.The janitorial bargaining team representing SEIU Local 1 has…