The Supreme Court of Missouri upheld the legislature’s authority to limit non-economic damages in medical negligence cases Thursday.
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The Missouri Supreme Court remanded the Medicaid expansion lawsuit, ruling the constitutional amendment did not violate state law.
Attorney General Eric Schmitt vowed to "aggressively engage" local communities to sign onto settlement to ensure maximum payout.
Amendment 1 would give the treasurer more investment options if approved by voters.
The PSC is reconsidering a previous Spire Missouri rate case after it was remanded by the Missouri Supreme Court.
Court fees can be waived for honorably discharged veterans under a proposal included in this year’s bipartisan criminal justice bill.
"Your voice matters, and together we have a chance to end institutional abuse and heal our children and families."
The Medicaid expansion debate reached the Missouri Supreme Court as attorneys outlined their arguments before a packed courtroom Tuesday.
A court decision vacating approval for an active gas pipeline could have drastic consequences for St. Louis, according to Spire Missouri.
"In spite of Ernest Lee Johnson’s guilt, we must respect his constitutional rights."