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US man gets 18-year jail for murdering girlfriend's mother

An Indonesian court has convicted an American man of murdering his girlfriend's mother and sentenced him to 18 years in jail.Click to Continue »

 

2015 Jefferson Muzzles released, take aim at censorship

In a year with many high-profile attacks on free speech, the people who award the anti-censorship Jefferson Muzzles strived to find lesser-known offenders:Click to Continue »

 

Trucker gets three-year sentence in fatal Tollway crash

A truck driver has been sentenced to three years in prison in connection with a crash that killed an Illinois Tollway worker and injured a state trooper.Click to Continue »

 

Corporate headquarters tax bills sent to Missouri governor

Two tax measures that would benefit businesses based in Missouri are heading to Gov. Jay Nixon's desk after passing the Legislature.Click to Continue »

 

Review of Missouri K-12 learning goals further strained

A panel of Missouri teachers and parents tasked with reviewing the state's education standards is so divided that members told the State Board of Education on Monday they have split…Click to Continue »

 

Missouri House panel OKs traffic fine limits, court rules

A measure that would change municipal court operations and lower the money cities can get from traffic violations is nearing a debate in the Missouri House.Click to Continue »

 

Illinois prisons chief says union contracts causing problems

The new director of Illinois prisons says union contracts are the source of many problems within the Illinois Department of Corrections and he soon will recommend reforms.Click to Continue »

 

Missouri town grapples with resignations of key personnel

Several residents of a small southeast Missouri town say they don't believe the resignations of five of six members of the police force are race-related after the longtime mayor, who…Click to Continue »

 

Missouri's top lawyer to defend Senate in Sunshine lawsuit

The state's attorney general will defend the Missouri Senate in a lawsuit filed by a liberal advocacy group over alleged violations of the state's open records law.Click to Continue »

 

Post-Dispatch wins Pulitzer for Breaking News Photography

The St. Louis Post-Dispatch photo staff is the winner of the 2015 Pulitzer Prize for Breaking News Photography.Click to Continue »

 

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