With Gov. Mike Parson’s signature, Lincoln University will officially become the first HBCU to house its own police academy next year.
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Lincoln University took another step toward hosting the first police academy at a historically Black college or university this week.
The Missouri Attorney General’s Office unveiled a new unit to solely work on cold case homicides statewide.
"Should Missouri pass this law, Missouri is making the health, safety, and wellbeing of people and their families a priority."
With a little more than a month before lawmakers are due back in Jefferson City for the 2021 legislative session, pre-filing opened Tuesday.
The Missouri State Highway Patrol unveiled an expansion of its crime lab Wednesday, touting a new DNA testing facility.
Esteban M. Reynoso, a MSHP trooper, has been named Missouri State Employee of the Month for his investigative initiative, which led to the rescue of a child abuse victim and criminal charges.
The St. Louis County Police Association is sponsoring a fundraiser for a mother whose 5-year-old son was killed last week.
Columbia attorney David Tyson Smith announced his intention to run for the House seat soon to be vacated by state Rep. Kip Kendrick.
St. Louis Mayor Lyda Krewson will not be running for another term. She said the decision was a choice to look to the future of the city.