Missouri

Lynlee Renick is charged with first-degree murder in the 2017 killing of her husband, Ben Renick.

Parson accused the report's lead author of writing "a purposefully misleading article" that "handpicked information" and "took the data out of context."

A series of emails were exchanged that included the information and data, but it was never released to the public.

The Young America's Foundation found a new venue for Walsh's appearance after St. Francis Xavier College Church cancelled the event.

Arnez Merriweather reportedly put his ability to stay calm in this kind of emergency down to a mix of jogging and meditation.

Kevin Strickland is not eligible for compensation from Missouri after his 42 years in prison because his conviction was not overturned with DNA evidence.

Strickland, 62, won't qualify for compensation from the state of Missouri after a judge ruled he was wrongfully conviction for a triple murder in 1979.

Strickland, who was convicted in 1979, has long maintained he was home watching television on the night of the murders.

A local museum told Newsweek the juvenile skeleton of the Parrosaurus missouriensis will be on display for visitors to see starting next month.

Dustin Boone's sentence of 1 year, 1 day was much less than requested by his own lawyers, who asked U.S. District Judge E. Richard Webber to give him 26 months.

A petition organized by the Northland Student Association had gained more than 1,000 signatures by Monday afternoon.

Julia Crews, 39, shot Ashley Fountain Hall on April 23, 2019, after Hall was accused of stealing from a local grocery store in Ladue, Missouri.

The prank led to the creation of the real-life "Kyle Scheele Meale" offer that will raise money for hungry children.

The woman's husband said that he regrets that he didn't "push her" to get the COVID-19 vaccine. She died of complications from the virus on Monday.

The bank backtracked on cutting ties with a conservative group after CEO Jamie Dimon was accused of discriminating against customers "based on their mainstream political positions."

The congresswoman posted a statement on social media describing white supremacists shooting at her and other protesters in Ferguson, Missouri, in 2014.

At least 10 people in Iowa, Indiana, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Ohio and South Dakota were sickened in the spinach-linked E. coli outbreak.

Hartville, Missouri, is the closest town to the U.S. population center, according to the 2020 census.

"Fourteen-year-olds sometimes unwisely shoot their mouths off, instantly regretting it but causing no harm, no disruption," the students' attorney said.

After every once-a-decade U.S. census, a new population center is decided. This year could show the smallest movement since the 1910s.

Elledge admitted during the trial that he had buried his wife's body and misguided authorities for more than a year about her whereabouts.

Attorneys for Kevin Strickland will argue his case in an evidentiary hearing after legal procedures and canceled hearings resulted in months of delays.

During the event, which was hosted by St. Louis Mayor Tishaura O. Jones and Kansas City Mayor Quinton Lucas, Jones was talking about a previous violent crime before gunshots rang out in the distance.

"We do want to get it as soon as possible," said a spokesperson for the mayor's office.

A St. Louis man called for police accountability in a lawsuit against officers who allegedly used excessive force on him.

A medical examiner reported that Darryl Gillard, 28, had been stabbed more than 30 times.

Tornadoes have torn through parts of Missouri and Illinois, with the violent winds leaving devastation in their trails.

The suspect claimed that the woman had made sexual advances towards him in a bathroom, but he "told her no" because he "had a curfew and needed to leave."

Thomas Bruce, 56, will reportedly receive a mandatory life sentence without parole after pleading guilty to first-degree murder.

The GOP senator "wastes our time and his by focusing on imaginary affronts to the cloudless world in which he lives," The Kansas City Star editorial board wrote.