"Jim Crow bill" leads NAACP to issue travel warning
"They're legalizing discrimination in the state of Missouri," president of NAACP in Missouri says
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"They're legalizing discrimination in the state of Missouri," president of NAACP in Missouri says
Jerrod Kershaw, 31, was carrying several weapons and was wearing ballistic vest when he was killed in shootout with officers, police say
Authorities say young Asian immigrant females were being held against their will for sexual contact with customers at massage parlors
Lawsuit names pharmaceutical companies -- Endo, Purdue and Janssen -- and seeks "hundreds of millions of dollars" in damages and civil penalties
Sheriff's captain says witnesses reported the boy was standing outside his family's condominium when he was struck by the log, washed in by a large wave
Grayden Denham is accused of fatally shooting his grandparents, his sister and her 3-month-old son in February 2016
As he headed back to the pasture to fetch his cows for their evening milking, he walked upon a devastating sight
Judge Howard F. Sach said he's bound by a U.S. Supreme Court ruling and that the state was denying abortion rights "on a daily basis"
Federal workplace investigators are heading to the 77-year-old plant that makes small-caliber ammunition and tests its reliability
Authorities say Mississippi County Sheriff Cory Hutcheson is charged; he allegedly falsely accused the elderly woman of kidnapping one of his relatives
Videos shows a tornado barreling through Goodman, where parts of an elementary school on Wednesday were in ruins
The remains are unidentified, but detectives are speaking with the families of Jessica Runions, who vanished in September, and Kara Kopetsky, who disappeared a decade ago
The boiler -- described as a being about the size of a van -- exploded in Soulard, a St. Louis neighborhood
Violence hit a Johnson County jail pod but inmates were contained and no injuries were reported, sheriff’s office says
A three-year-old and her twin brother were found in a private pond behind their home, authorities say
The young mother's death comes less than a year after another woman died from a similar procedure at the same clinic
Woman with rare disorder said doctors missed the diagnosis, causing irreversible injuries
Between 60 and 70 homes were damaged when strong storms swept through Smithville, Mo., Monday night
New York police commissioner says FBI arrested man who threatened Jewish community centers
American sex offender wanted on unrelated charges in Missouri will be deported from Philippines for posing a risk to public safety
Robert Lorenzo Hester Jr., a U.S. citizen, was arrested when he arrived at a meeting with what he thought was an ISIS sympathizer
Officials say a Missouri teen killed himself after bullying at school at the Dairy Queen where he worked
51-year-old Frank Ancona was found fatally shot near the Big River Saturday
Missouri man charged with murder after his children say he stabbed their mom to death
DQ manager is accused of ridiculing and bullying a 17-year-old employee who killed himself