St. Clair County Circuit Judge Ronald Duebbert, who'd been temporarily suspended since July 2020, will suspended for at least another year for making false statements to police.
A St. Louis ordinance lets courts banish people from huge swaths of the city as a punishment for petty crimes. These neighborhood orders of protection often prevent people from accessing the services they need and raise constitutional questions.
A former camper alleges that Branson-based Kanakuk, one of the largest Christian summer camps in the country, concealed knowledge of a director's sexual misconduct when it persuaded his family to sign a settlement and non-disclosure agreement.
Kansas City has the only police department in Missouri that's under state control. Although voters statewide raised how much of the city's budget must be spent on the KCPD, activists say local opposition to Amendment 4 created an opportunity to put policing decisions back in the city's hands.
Hundreds have gathered to honor teacher Jean Kuczka and 15-year-old Alexzandria Bell, who were both killed in a school shooting at Central Visual and Performing Arts last month.
Police said the shooter had more than 600 rounds of ammunition when he entered the building shared by Central Visual and Performing Arts High School and the Collegiate School of Medicine and Biosciences. They are urging people to speak up if someone shows they are struggling with mental health.
Parents, teachers, students and elected officials gathered for a candlelight vigil Monday night in Tower Grove Park after a shooting at Central Visual Performing Arts High School earlier in the day left two people dead and seven injured.
Jean Kuczka’s family said she was passionate about helping kids during her 38 years as a teacher. Kuczka was killed in the shooting Monday at Central Visual and Performing Arts High School.
Belleville News Democrat/St. Clair County Circuit Judge Ronald Duebbert, who'd been temporarily suspended since July 2020, will suspended for at least another year for making false statements to police.
A former camper alleges that Branson-based Kanakuk, one of the largest Christian summer camps in the country, concealed knowledge of a director's sexual misconduct when it persuaded his family to sign a settlement and non-disclosure agreement.
