Second Amendment3 days agoMcCloskeys demand judge remove prosecutor for allegedly using their case to solicit campaign contributionA St. Louis couple charged with unlawful use of a weapon during a confrontation with protesters over the summer returned to court on Wednesday asking a judge to disqualify the city's top prosecutor from the case because of her alleged political motivation.
CoronavirusOctober 20Coronavirus cases in this state reach record high over the weekendMissouri reported a record number of coronavirus cases over the weekend.
2020 Presidential ElectionOctober 15Hawley wants Twitter, Facebook to come before Senate following censorship of Hunter Biden reportFacebook and Twitter showed Wednesday that they "want to rig an election," Senate Judiciary Committee member Josh Hawley, R-Mo., told "The Ingraham Angle" after the social media giants censored or blocked dissemination of a bombshell New York Post report on Hunter Biden.
CRIMEOctober 14St. Louis couple who brandished guns at protesters outside home plead not guiltyMark and Patricia McCloskey, a St. Louis couple indicted last week after they waved guns at protesters outside their home in June, pleaded not guilty Wednesday.
US protestsSeptember 299 charged after McCloskey confrontation won't be prosecutedSt. Louis prosecutors have declined to prosecute nine people charged with trespassing on the private property and a gun-wielding who pointed weapons at them as they marched against police brutality and racial injustice.
MissouriSeptember 29Missouri Amish brothers break 5-year probation agreement on child molestation chargesOutrage erupted in Missouri after two Amish brothers earlier this month were give just five years of probation in a plea agreement after allegedly admitting to having sex with their underage relative.
Cold CaseSeptember 29Arrest announced in 2016 deaths of man, woman and her unborn babyKansas prosecutors have announced an arrest in the case of a man, a woman and her unborn child who were found dead in a home that had been burglarized four years ago.
New HampshireSeptember 29'Crying Nazi' Christopher Cantwell convicted in rape threat, extortion caseA self-proclaimed white nationalist, who gained recognition for participating in the 2017 deadly Charlottesville, Va., rally and later dubbed the “Crying Nazi,” was convicted in a New Hampshire federal court Monday for extortion and threatening to rape another man’s wife.
MissouriSeptember 24Missouri Governor Parson activates National Guard following 'recent instances of civil unrest across the country'Missouri Gov. Mike Parson activated the National Guard on Thursday in response to the national unrest over the Breonna Taylor case in Kentucky.
MissouriSeptember 23Missouri Gov. Parson and his wife test positive for COVID-19Missouri Gov. Mike Parson confirmed Wednesday evening that he and his wife tested positive for the coronavirus, but said that they were both “fine.”
