The Clayton Board of Aldermen is set to consider a number of pieces of legislation that would enhance safety in the city and amend a few ordinances already in place. In their regularly scheduled bi-weekly meeting Tuesday, the board will […]
Judge will not strike testimony of Greitens’ former lover
By Ben Striker & Brian Robbins The judge presiding over the criminal invasion of privacy case against Governor Eric Greitens said Monday he would not strike testimony from the woman accusing him of taking a picture of her bound and partially […]
RELEASE: 2018 Cardinals Hall of Fame Class announced
Five-time 20-20 member Ray Lankford & two-time All-Star speedster Vince Coleman voted in by fans, 11-year starting pitcher and two-time World Champion Harry “The Cat” Brecheen also to be enshrined. In a television special on FOX Sports Midwest this evening, the […]
RELEASE: Missouri law enforcement community honors state’s officers who made ultimate sacrifice
Names of 2 officers killed in the line of duty in 2017 are added to Law Enforcement Memorial, along with 2 fallen officers from past years JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — Two Missouri police officers and two sheriff’s deputies who died […]
Washington University looking into how Greitens used grant funds
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — Testimony in the House committee’s investigation is causing a private university to look into how Gov. Eric Greitens used grant money he was awarded. Washington University in St. Louis became aware of the potential misuses of […]
RELEASE: Trial lawyer and former federal Judge Stephen Limbaugh earns ICON Award
Armstrong Teasdale, a law firm with offices across the United States, proudly announces that senior counsel Stephen N. Limbaugh Sr. has been recognized with a Missouri Lawyers Weekly ICON Award. The inaugural awards honor 25 attorneys over the age of […]