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The District Court for the Eastern District of Missouri hosted a “Cook-off for a Cause” this month, raising $1,300 to benefit the victims of the recent Typhoon Haiyan.
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New winery proposed in Hillsboro
A new winery has been proposed for a 27-acre parcel in Hillsboro
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Read More »Two medical facilities set to open in Arnold
Two new medical facilities have been proposed for the northern part of Jefferson County.
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Read More »Smelter closes toxic history in Herculaneum
The Dec. 31 closing of the smelter on the west bank of the Mississippi River, south of St. Louis, marks the end of an era in a region that has supplied most of the nation’s lead since the 1700s.
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Read More »Supreme Court orders new trial in 1999 rape of teenager
The Missouri Supreme Court ordered a new trial for a man convicted of the 1999 rape of a 14-year-old girl because a judge didn’t allow testimony that refuted prosecution rebuttal evidence.
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Read More »Supreme Court changes course on sex offender laws
The decision relies heavily on a ruling issued last month that held that the state constitution’s ban on retrospective laws applies only to civil rights and remedies, not criminal penalties.
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Read More »Supreme Court places Clayton attorney on probation
The Missouri Supreme Court on Tuesday placed Clayton attorney Rufus J. Tate Jr. on probation for two years for mingling funds between his trust and operating accounts.
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Read More »Steering clear of pay equity violations
Certain decisions can open up a company to pay equity violations, even when they’re inadvertent.
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Read More »Appeals court voids Schuyler County prosecutor’s election
An appeals court on Tuesday threw out a recent election in Schuyler County and reinstated an appointed prosecutor to his post.
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Read More »Suit alleging priest abuse ends in settlement
A $130,000 settlement ended a lawsuit alleging that a priest sexually abused a student at a St. Joseph Catholic high school.
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Read More »First-year enrollment at U.S. law schools hits 36-year low
Enrollment of first-year students at U.S. law schools this academic year fell 11 percent.
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