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Grant Doty has joined the American Civil Liberties Union of Eastern Missouri as a staff attorney. Doty, formerly a lawyer at Lewis, Rice & Fingersh, will work alongside Legal Director Tony Rothert to aid in expansion of rights protection throughout ...

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.

U.S. Navy veteran Keevey Davis raises a new American flag Tuesday outside the St. Louis Juvenile Detention Center with the help of fellow veterans Rodney Smith, who served in the U.S. Marine Corps, and Gus Buttice, a deputy sheriff who served in the U.S. Army. St. Louis Circuit Court Judge Jimmie Edwards gave a speech at the flag raising event to recognize employees of the Family Court who are veterans.

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

The Veterans of Foreign Wars headquarters in Kansas City. The VFW opted to settle an age discrimination lawsuit brought by one of its former executives.

The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission on Monday announced details of a $150,000 settlement in a sexual harassment suit involving a teen waitress.

A former employee is making some unappetizing allegations about a Whole Foods store in a lawsuit over her firing.

Anheuser-Busch Cos., subsidiary of Belgium-based AB InBev, asked the federal court in St. Louis to push a dispute it’s having with a supplier into arbitration.

Attorney Alan Gallas, a member of the selection committee for Solo and Small Law Incubator candidates, talks Wednesday with Judith Sharp, staff director of the University of Missouri-Kansas City School of Law’s Entrepreneurial Legal Services Clinic, at the school’s reception for the incubator at 4743 Troost Ave.

Kenneth Klein and Betty Springfield, of Legal Services of Eastern Missouri, check out auction items at the 2005 Justice for All Ball. Klein, 71, of Lake St. Louis, died Nov. 4 from lung cancer, said his daughter, Paula Donovan.

A consultant hired by Ladue city officials to analyze its traffic stop data concludes the city’s police force doesn’t target black drivers and faults the state’s data analysis.