The Latest Breaking News from Missouri

A message I got from Prof. Dennis Crouch (Missouri), in response to my posting A Lawyer's Filing "Is Replete with Citations to Non-Existent Cases"—Thanks, ChatGPT? to an academic discussion list. (The full text was, "I just talked to a partner at a big firm who has received memos with fake…

Sister Wilhelmina Lancaster’s body was exhumed and found to be ‘incorrupt’, a sign of holiness and later justification for sainthood

BERKELEY, Missouri — Boeing is building a secure, 47,500-square-foot "Phantom Works" facility here that will focus on future military aircraft, the company announced today.

A body being ‘incorrupt’ is a ‘sign that she was a very holy woman and the lord blessed her and her life,’ sister says

GOWER, MO. -- Back in eighth grade, Lily Myers chose Mother Teresa for her patron saint for confirmation.

Missouri legislators have adopted yet another solution in search of a problem. They’ve passed a bill — and sent it to Gov. Mike Parson to sign (he shouldn’t) — that would allow public schools to offer elective courses on the Bible.

COLUMBIA, Mo. — Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey on Wednesday urged the Kansas City Board of Police Commissioners to enforce a ban on gender-affirming care for minors passed by Missouri lawmakers this month.

Elizabeth Mackintosh, 50, was found strangled with a cord and stabbed in the neck in the toilets of a chapel at the Covenant Theological Seminary in Creve Coeur, Missouri, in March 1990.

Darrell Missey is standing in a room of social workers who toil in Missouri’s beleaguered child welfare system, telling the story of a young boy.

19-year-old Sai Varshith Kandula of Missouri faces a range of charges connected to ‘intentional’ crash

Missouri’s public defender system failed to adequately represent Michael Tisius, who was sentenced to death and is scheduled for execution next month, the head of the state office said.