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Missouri student Mary Walton was suspended for three days after she recorded her white teacher using the N-word in class.

BY JOE PRICE

High School Student Suspended After Recording Teacher Saying N-Word in Class

Halle Berry, Kerry Washington, Viola Davis, Justin Timberlake, Florence Pugh, and other celebrities have spoken out about the Kansas City shooting.

BY TRACE WILLIAM COWEN

Ralph Yarl Fundraiser Passes $3 Million After Public Outcry Over Shooting From Halle Berry, Viola Davis, and More

The 16-year-old was trying to pick up his younger siblings when he accidentally rang the wrong doorbell and was shot by 84-year-old Andrew Lester.

BY TRACE WILLIAM COWEN

Black Teen Shot by 84-Year-Old White Man After Ringing Wrong Doorbell, Man Arrested (UPDATED)

The Republican lawmaker in question, Mike Moon, continued to defend his remarks in a series of social media updates following this week's senate debate.

BY TRACE WILLIAM COWEN

Missouri Republican Defends Marriage of 12-Year-Olds in Senate Debate

The 78-year-old Missouri woman was arrested last week after an alleged bank robbery attempt during which she passed the teller an apologetic note.

BY TRACE WILLIAM COWEN

78-Year-Old Woman Allegedly Passed Teller Note Saying ‘I Didn’t Mean to Scare You’ During Bank Robbery

The suspect, 23, is said to have initially fled the scene of the shooting on foot. He was later taken into custody and has since been charged with murder.

BY TRACE WILLIAM COWEN

Man Arrested After Fatal St. Louis Shooting Caught on Video in Broad Daylight

The case makes history in St. Louis and results in the freedom of 50-year-old Lamar Johnson, who was wrongfully convicted of murder in 1995.

BY TRACE WILLIAM COWEN

Judge Overturns Murder Conviction of Innocent Man Who Served Nearly 28 Years Behind Bars

The Republican-controlled House adopted a new rules package that requires female legislators to cover their shoulders while on the House floor.

BY JOSHUA ESPINOZA

Missouri House Faces Backlash After Tightening Dress Code for Women Lawmakers

Geico will no longer have to pay $5.2 million to a Missouri woman who claimed she contracted a sexually transmitted disease in a Geico-insured car.

BY JOE PRICE

Geico Won't Have to Pay $5.2 Million to Woman Who Alleged She Contracted STD in Car Insured by the Company

Lawmakers and advocates for the abolition of the death penalty had repeatedly called on the Missouri governor to intervene and halt the execution.

BY TRACE WILLIAM COWEN

Amber McLaughlin Becomes First Transgender Woman Executed in U.S. After Governor Declines Clemency

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