Hanaway proposes 20-week abortion ban in Missouri
Hanaway also says she wants ramped-up penalties for selling fetal organs
Former Harris Stowe Instructor Gets Nearly $5M Award In Missouri Lawsuit
St. Louis, MO (KTRS) A St. Louis County jury has awarded nearly $5 million to a former Harris-Stowe State University instructor who argued the historically black school discriminated against her because she is white. Beverly Wilkins’ 2012 lawsuit focused on one administrator it accused of subscribing to the “Black Power” mantra and working systematically to…
University of Missouri Says Hanaway Can’t Use Tiger Logo
Columbia, MO (AP) The University of Missouri wants Republican gubernatorial candidate Catherine Hanaway to remove a large image of its logo from her campaign vehicle. Hanaway is preparing to start a two-week state tour in her bid to be the state’s next governor. She’s one of five Republicans seeking the party’s 2016 nomination for governor.…
Forest Park Forever Seeks Public Input On Improvement Plans
St. Louis, MO (KTRS) A nonprofit group overseeing St. Louis’ sprawling Forest Park wants the public’s input on ways to improve the site’s trails, paths and roadways. Forest Park Forever has kicked off what will be a week of discussions, focus groups, and open houses about the 25-year plan for the park. The agency recently…
Endangered Person Advisory Issued For Child Believed To Have Been Kidnapped By His Mother
Lewis County, MO (KTRS) An Endangered Person Advisory is in effect for a missing rural Missouri boy. Authorities say four-year-old Jhul Min is believed to be with his mother, Janelle Min, who does not have custody of the boy. Janelle Min took him from her parent’s home in Ewing, Missouri near Hannibal Monday afternoon, according…
Latest: Appeals seek to halt execution of Missouri man
( KTRS ) Missouri is set to execute a man convicted of beating three people to death with a claw hammer during a robbery in Columbia in 1994. Ernest Lee Johnson is scheduled to die today and would be the seventh person put to death in Missouri this year. Johnson had part of a benign brain…
Weather radar picks up flurry of fireworks after Royals win
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) – Kansas City erupted in a half-hour flurry of fireworks Monday night after the Royals won the World Series, and the National Weather Service has radar images to prove it. Meteorologist Jared Leighton says the NWS radar in Pleasant Hill, about 45 minutes southeast of Kansas City, shows the most intense…
Ferguson protestor pleads guilty to QuikTrip arson, burglary
CLAYTON, Mo. (AP) – One of the more visible protesters during last year’s unrest in Ferguson has pleaded guilty to starting a fire at a QuikTrip in Berkeley in December. The St. Louis Post-Dispatch reports (http://bit.ly/1Ho1S9e ) 19-year-old Joshua Williams of north St. Louis County pleaded guilty to arson, burglary and stealing Monday in St.…
Prosecutors drop charges related to 2013 shooting death
ST. LOUIS (AP) – Prosecutors have dropped murder charges against a St. Louis 18-year-old who was to go on trial this week for the 2013 shooting death. The St. Louis Post-Dispatch reports that Tyrell Davidson was released from jail after prosecutors chose not to pursue his case. The St. Louis circuit attorney’s office isn’t publicly…