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How Stand Your Ground Laws Work

By Sanya Mansoor

Ralph Yarl Is Replaying Being Shot 'Over and Over Again,' Mother Says

By Solcyre Burga and TIME Staff

Amid a Continuing Wave of Gun Violence, This U.S. City is Bucking the Trend

By Josiah Bates

The Conservative Case For Prison Reform

By Tony Messenger

Hundreds of Missouri Pool Party Guests Urged to Self-Quarantine

Video footage from crowded pool parties show hundreds of people standing close to each other, not wearing face masks

By Mahita Gajanan May 26, 2020

Penguins View Artworks in Kansas City Museum

The waddling visitors seemed to be most engaged with the Baroque works

By Tara Law May 17, 2020

Missouri Coronavirus Patient's Family Break Quarantine, Attend School Dance

The Missouri patient, who is in her twenties, is the first confirmed case of coronavirus in the state

By Mélissa Godin March 9, 2020

WNBA Star Maya Moore Skips Second Year of Professional Basketball, and 2020 Olympics, to Focus on Criminal Justice Advocacy

In an interview with the New York Times, Moore said that she's not retiring from basketball but also isn't in a place to return to the sport yet

By Josiah Bates January 23, 2020

Missouri's State Health Department Kept Spreadsheet Tracking Menstrual Periods of Planned Parenthood Patients

The revelation comes amid a battle over the last abortion clinic in the state

By Katie Reilly October 30, 2019

'This Crisis Has Gone Undiscussed and Unaddressed For Years.' St. Louis Grapples With Wave of Gun Violence That Killed 13 Children This Summer

Community members and activists say that these shootings have further traumatized the city and put citizens in a state of shock

By Josiah Bates September 5, 2019

Planned Parenthood Can Keep Performing Abortions in Missouri, For Now

A hearing commission granted an emergency stay

By Jamie Ducharme June 28, 2019

Missouri Judge Allows Planned Parenthood to Perform Abortions Until Friday

The St. Louis facility is the state's only abortion provider

By Mahita Gajanan June 21, 2019

Judge: Missouri's Only Abortion Clinic to Stay Open for Now

The temporary decision was hailed as a victory by abortion rights advocates

By Jamie Ducharme and Katie Reilly June 10, 2019

St. Louis Judge Says Planned Parenthood Doctors Do Not Have to Testify

But larger questions remain unanswered

By Jamie Ducharme June 5, 2019

Last Missouri Abortion Clinic Can Keep Providing Procedure

The judge scheduled another hearing for June 4

By Jamie Ducharme and Tara Law May 31, 2019

Missouri's Last Abortion Clinic May Lose License Soon

The last abortion provider in Missouri may lose its license this week, functionally leaving women in the state without access to safe abortions—even though they currently remain legal in Missouri and all other U.S. states....

By Jamie Ducharme May 28, 2019

Video: Police Search Cancer Patient's Bags for Marijuana

Voters decided to legalize medical marijuana in the state last year

By Tara Law March 9, 2019

Game of 'Russian Roulette' Kills St. Louis Police Officer

The officer died from a gunshot wound to her chest

By Gina Martinez January 26, 2019

5 Dead in 3 Shootings in Chicago, Denver and St. Louis

Shootings rocked Chicago, Denver and a city outside St. Louis

By George Steer November 20, 2018

Republicans Pick Up Senate Seat as Josh Hawley Defeats Claire McCaskill

Republican Josh Hawley defeated incumbent Democrat Claire McCaskill in the race for a Missouri Senate seat, becoming the third pickup for Republicans as they cemented their majority in the Senate Tuesday night. McCaskill was one...

By Tessa Berenson November 7, 2018