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The St. Louis Circuit Court will wrangle with the city over as much as $2.9 million as the budget season goes into full swing.

Republican Jay Ashcroft announced his candidacy for secretary of state Thursday, setting up a GOP primary battle for the office that oversees Missouri's elections and business registrations.

A Jackson County circuit judge has approved a $400,000 settlement over medical records left in the trash.

Protests began just a few minutes into his speech, with a woman in a black robe standing up and declaring “court is now in session.”

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The Appellate Judicial Commission will meet April 9-10 in St. Louis to select finalists for a vacancy on the Missouri Court of Appeals Eastern District.

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A lawsuit filed on behalf of a district court judge challenges a law passed last year that changed how chief judges in the state's district courts are appointed.

Missouri Secretary of State Jason Kander launched a Democratic challenge Thursday to U.S. Sen. Roy Blunt by criticizing the Republican's long political career and asserting that "it's time for a new generation of leaders" in Washington.

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The Missouri House is once again pushing forward with a Republican priority to require photo identification at the polls, after similar measures were stymied by the Senate or courts in recent years.

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Two former Armstrong Teasdale attorneys, Mark Boatman and Mike Downey, started new jobs this week.

At a hearing Tuesday, Rep. Bill White, R-Joplin, called for action on the current medical malpractice “crisis” facing Missouri with a proposed constitutional amendment that would allow the legislature to set limits on noneconomic damages.

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Judicial commission interviews for a vacant bench in St. Louis Circuit Court will be held March 18 and March 19.

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