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Police didn’t need a warrant to check a drug suspect’s cellphone for its phone number, the 7th Circuit has ruled in affirming a conviction.

Walgreens is being sued after the death of an elderly Kentucky woman whose pharmacist allegedly gave her the dangerous antihistamine Hydroxyzine instead of the high blood pressure medication Hydralazine prescribed by her doctor.

After a month-long trial, a jury in Kansas City returned a defense verdict yesterday for Ford Motor Co. in a retrial over a fiery crash that killed a state trooper.

Saint Louis University is delaying until next year a planned move of its law school from Grand Center to downtown St. Louis.

Husch Blackwell demoted 25 partners after the firm took a look at its requirements for equity partners, the firm’s incoming chairman confirmed this morning.

It must have been more than a little disturbing when a doll that an Oklahoma woman bought for her little great-niece allegedly started acting like Linda Blair in The Exorcist. But according to a federal judge, as upsetting as the foul-mouthed toy may have been, it didn’t justify damages for emotional distress.

Hostess Brands Inc. and the Teamsters union were scheduled for trial beginning Monday where the baker of Wonder bread would ask the bankruptcy court to terminate existing union contracts and end the company’s participation in multi-employer pension plans. The trial has been pushed back to begin March 23.

Supporters and opponents of Missouri’s death penalty are lining up to praise a new report that offers many recommendations for improvement, but stops short of calling for a moratorium on executions here.

The wow factor helped to separate the winners from among the more than 120 women from throughout the state of Missouri who were nominated this year.

he ideology of the justices of the U.S. Supreme Court has always been a topic of discussion and debate. But just where do the justices sit on the ideological scale?

Out of a field of 32 applicants, three nominees for the vacant judgeship on the St. Louis County Circuit Court were advanced for consideration to Gov. Jay Nixon this week.