The court announced its intention to grant a temporary restraining order in the case, which is expected to keep Title 42 in place for now.
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As allegations that former Gov. Eric Greitens was physically abusive to his wife and children were made public Monday, calls for him to drop out of the U.S. Senate race abounded swiftly.
"One of the contributing factors to Missouri’s troubling legal environment is the absurd amount of time plaintiffs have to file a personal injury claim."
The map shifted the balance of influence toward an emphasis in assisting more suburban senators and away from rural senators.
Sens. Holly Thompson Rehder and Jill Schupp are championing a new “Sexual Assault Survivors’ Bill of Rights” after a previous version is being challenged in court.
Chief Justice Paul Wilson delivered his State of the Judiciary address with a tone that was aspirational and bipartisan.
Dean Still of rural Macon will campaign to replace incumbent Alan Wyatt in the county courthouse.
In the Kansas City area, it is common for parents who choose to take their children to Children’s Mercy to have them ultimately taken out of their home, according to Sen. Mike Cierpiot.
"We do not want safety fears ever to interfere with a judge’s ability to carry out their constitutional obligations."
"A state cannot simply declare federal laws invalid."