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Nearly two years ago, Michael Brown's death brought to light abusive municipal court practices in the St. Louis area. A new report released by auditor…
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Updated with comments from the Municipal Court Improvement Committee — The city of Jennings has agreed to make major changes to the way it operates its…
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Dozens of bills passed by Missouri lawmakers this year remain unsigned as the deadline for taking action approaches.They include the sole Ferguson-related…
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Back when he was living near Dallas, Texas, as a child, U.S. Rep. Emanuel Cleaver and his family used to pile into his father’s Oldsmobile and, in their…
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The 90 municipalities in St. Louis County are beginning to consider the impacts of new limits on their budgets that would be set by the passage Thursday…
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Updated 6:14 p.m. May 7 with comments from Gov. Jay Nixon and House Speaker John Diehl - Missouri lawmakers have sent Gov. Jay Nixon the first bill of the…
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After more than five hours of talks that stretched into the early morning hours, House and Senate negotiators have signed off on next year's $26 billion…
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A Missouri House committee has passed a revised version of a bill to further limit how much revenue from traffic fines cities and towns can use in their…
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Job opportunity and municipal reform took center stage Saturday during a town hall discussion held by the Missouri Legislative Black Caucus. About 35…
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John Diehl famously stated at the start of the 2015 legislative session that the Missouri House would not have a “Ferguson agenda.”Yet on Wednesday, he…