Missouri

Son and Daughter Publicly Oppose Father's Candidacy for State House Over Anti-Semitic, Racist Opinions

By Tara Law

Rising Democrat Jason Kander Drops Out of Kansas City Mayoral Race for PTSD Treatment

By Gina Martinez

Michael Brown's Mother Announces Run For Ferguson City Council

By Gina Martinez

Family of Branson Duck Boat Victims Seek $100 Million

By Katie Reilly
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9 Family Members Who Died on Duck Boat Mourned

Seventeen people died in the accident

By Jamie Ducharme

‘Duck Boats Are Death Traps’

This isn't the first deadly duck boat incident

By Katie Reilly

17 Dead in Branson Duck Boat Sinking

Children are among the dead

By Michael Zennie and Katie Reilly

Amid a Flurry of Signings and Pardons, Missouri Gov. Eric Greitens Officially Resigns From Office

He issued five pardons, commuted four sentences, and signed 77 new laws before quitting

By Alana Abramson

'They Used Me.' Woman Who Was Allegedly Blackmailed by Missouri Governor Says She Doesn't Want to Be Involved

But she still has not publicly identified herself

By Alana Abramson

He's a Family Man. He Traded Bitcoin. And He Faced Years in Prison

In an exclusive interview, a Missouri man explains how getting hooked on bitcoin got him into legal trouble with the feds

By Katy Steinmetz / Springfield, Mo.

Missouri Governor Under Grand Jury Investigation for Affair, Attorney Says

Gov. Eric Greitens has denied the use of blackmail in the affair

By Jennifer Calfas

Missouri GOP Senate Candidate Says He Expects Dinner on the Table from His Fiancé Every Night

He also doesn't want his future daughters to be "career obsessed banshees"

By Abigail Abrams

Hospitals Overwhelmed by Flu Patients Are Treating Them in Tents

Across the country, medical centers are taking extraordinary measures

By Amanda MacMillan

Man With 'Interest in Killing Black People' Charged With Terrorism After Attempted Train Attack

He allegedly had an “interest in killing black people"

By TIME Staff

Man Beat 3-Year-Old Girl to Death Because She Wouldn't Put On Her Pajamas, Police Say

The man threw the 3-year-old to the ground causing head trauma

By Lisa Marie Segarra

A Christian College Just Rolled Out a Mandatory Military Patriotism Class

"We don’t think the military has been properly recognized"

By Katie Reilly

'Those Kids Have Every Right to Protest.' 97-Year-Old WWII Vet Kneels to Support NFL Players

"I'm trying to say that you have to love everybody"

By Melissa Chan

St. Louis Protests Turn Violent

More than 30 people were arrested

By Aric Jenkins

Missouri Police Officer Shot and Killed During Traffic Stop

A manhunt for the shooter is underway

By Julia Zorthian

Here's Why the NAACP Issued Its First-Ever Travel Advisory for a U.S. State

When the Missouri state legislature passed Senate Bill 43 in June, Missouri NAACP President Nimrod Chapel was at a loss. He had met with lawmakers and testified in opposition to the bill, which raises the...

By Emma Talkoff
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