MLM Counties News. Notices. Need-to-know Information.

Following a long procedural detour, a lawsuit between the city of Kansas City and a local apartment complex is heading back to Jackson County Circuit Court.

A digital billboard owned by the Lamar Company sits along Interstate 35 north of Kansas City. Such billboards are banned within Kansas City.

Though their recommendations could fall on deaf ears, a commission to weigh pay raises for state officials is expected to begin work shortly.

Kris Kobach, a lawyer who has made his reputation as a foe of illegal immigration, will be Kansas’ next secretary of state, but he will no longer be a law professor.

For the first time in six years, the Missouri Supreme Court has had nothing to say on Election Day.

In a carefully hedged opinion, a Missouri appeals court has upheld a trial judge’s decision to exclude the public from jury selection in a criminal case.

The Missouri Supreme Court says the city of Lake Saint Louis needs no help in taking its neighbor O’Fallon to court.

Almost four years after former Gov. Matt Blunt, left, dipped Missouri’s toes into the national immigration reform debate, the issue is still kicking around the court system.

The Missouri Supreme Court has agreed to hear an issue that has split the state’s appellate courts: Can police officers take the U.S. Supreme Court at its word?

Sheriff’s Deputy Shuan Gray works in St. Louis Circuit Court Judge Paula Bryant’s courtroom in June during a busy docket. The Missouri Supreme Court has upheld a $10 fee that goes into a state fund to help increase the salaries of deputy sheriffs across the state.

Kansas City health inspectors can ask for ID and issue citations, but that doesn’t make them police officers, an appeals court ruled Tuesday.