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

A former cornerback for the Kansas City Chiefs is challenging a portion of the Missouri workers’ compensation law aimed specifically at professional athletes.

The Missouri Supreme Court on Tuesday added 22 pages to a long-running real estate dispute while subtracting a controversial statement by a lower appeals court.

Two private attorneys and a county prosecutor have been nominated for a Clay County Circuit Court judgeship.

OK, so a spat between two Maine homeowners over an ocean view isn’t exactly the stuff of Marbury v. Madison, but who isn’t amused when an adult displays the maturity of a preschooler fighting over a Tickle Me Elmo?

Texas Gov. Rick Perry, who needs a strong Iowa showing for a chance to resurrect his campaign, used a speech in the state Tuesday to call for a streamlined federal government, term limits for federal judges and a “part-time” Congress with smaller pay and office budgets.

The Missouri Supreme Court on Tuesday upheld the constitutionality of adult entertainment restrictions.

A Kansas City small business will have to share the cost of a $1.4 million verdict against its former president, who injured a man during a special trip to work during a snowstorm.

A dozen lawsuits alleging Express Scripts Inc. stiffed some of its clients quietly went away this year after two federal judges knocked out many of the plaintiffs’ arguments and denied requests for class-action status.

After a five-hour hearing, a federal judge said members of Occupy St. Louis did not prove the city of St. Louis selectively enforced its curfew law in an attempt to shut down the protest.

University City bumped city and prosecuting attorney John Mulligan Jr. to hire a lawyer and a separate law firm for the services he had provided.

Missouri Attorney General Chris Koster says the state ought to toughen its mandatory reporting laws in the wake of the Penn State scandal.