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Missouri Executes Inmate Convicted of Beating Woman to Death With Hammer

A Missouri inmate took his final breath early Wednesday morning before the state executed him for sexually assaulting and beating a 63-year-old woman to death with a hammer in 1998.

St. Louis, Missouri Police Department Says Controversial 'Kids Will Be Kids' Tweet About Tamir Rice Was Intended to 'Inform Citizens'

The St. Louis County Police Department released an apology for an "offensive" social media message about the death of Tamir Rice

Daily Show’s Jon Stewart Accuses Fox News of Ferguson Racial Hypocrisy

In August, “Daily Show” host Jon Stewart criticized Fox News personalities for complaining about how events surrounding the Michael Brown case were being labeled as a racial matter. “Race is there and it is a constant. You’re tired of hearing about it. Imagine how f—ing exhausting it is living it,” said Stewart.

Ferguson, Missouri Shooting Facts, Details & Update: College Students Skip Class in St. Louis, New York, Baltimore and More to Protest Darren Wilson Decision

High school and college students in several U.S. cities ditched class on Monday to protest against a grand jury decision not to indict Ferguson, Missouri, police officer Darren Wilson, who fatally shot an unarmed black teenager Michael Brown in August. Anger from the decision swelled in the St. Louis suburb and across the country over Thanksgiving weekend.

FBI Says Shooting of 2 Agents Near St. Louis, Missouri Is Not Related to Ferguson Riots, Protests

Two FBI agents were shot near St. Louis, Missouri in Friday, but the incident was not "not directly related to the Ferguson protests," an FBI spokeswoman said.

Missouri Man Sees Death Penalty for 1994 Murder After Supreme Court Denies Appeal: Lawyer Claims Racism Was a Factor

The U.S. Supreme Court rejected a death row inmate's appeal just hours before his execution. The state of Missouri executed Leon Taylor some time after midnight Wednesday morning for a homicide committed 20 years ago.

Same Sex Marriage Laws: Missouri Court Overturns Gay Marriage Ban

A St. Louis district court overturned the state's same-sex marriage ban but the decision only applies to St. Louis County, leaving the rest of the state in limbo.

Gay Marriage News: Same Sex Marriage Now 'The Law of the Land' in Missouri; State to File Supreme Court Appeal

Missouri has become the latest state to legalize same-sex marriage after a St. Louis circuit judge ruled on Wednesday that the state's ban is unconstitutional.

Missouri Suburban House Filled with 6,000 Brown Recluse Spiders

Thousands of the spiders populated the house when the new owners moved in, prompting a years-long legal battle and the loss of their home to the arachnids.

Abortion Clinic & Law Update 2014: Missouri Passes 72-Hour Mandatory Waiting Period for Abortions

Lawmakers in the state of Missouri have enacted mandatory waiting periods for abortions on Wednesday.

Ferguson Michael Brown Shooting Protests: Gov. Nixon Orders the Withdrawal of National Guard From Ferguson

Missouri Gov. Jay Nixon ordered the withdrawal of National Guard troops on Thursday from the St. Louis suburb of Ferguson after nearly two weeks of mostly peaceful -- but sometimes violent -- protests.

St. Louis Police Shooting: Cops Fatally Shoot African American Robbery Suspect Days After Ferguson Shooting

A 23-year-old African American man was fatally shot by St. Louis police after authorities say he brandished a knife and stole from a convenience store.

Ferguson: Governor Declares State of Emergency and Curfew in Ferguson

The curfew was enacted on Saturday, but protesters and looters defied it, clashing with police. Missouri Gov. Jay Nixon declared a state of emergency and established a curfew in the suburb of Ferguson to preserve calm and order.

Georgia House Democrat to Introduce Bill to Demilitarize Police in Response to Michael Brown Shooting

Rep. Hank Johnson will introduce the bill in September, hoping to prevent the continued militarization of local police departments.

Ferguson Police Department Release Name of Officer Involved in Michael Brown Shooting

The police named Officer Darren Wilson as the man involved in Michael Brown's shooting and revealed that Brown had been a suspect in a robbery 30 minutes before his death.

Michael Brown Shooting: Missouri Highway Patrol to Take Over Police Force in Ferguson Amid Protests

The St. Louis County Police Department no longer has policing authority in Ferguson, Missouri, the suburban community that has been swamped with racially charged protests over the shooting of an unarmed black teenager by a white cop last week.

Reporters Arrested in Ferguson Say Police Refused 'to Give us any Names of the Officers'

Reporters from the Washington Post and the Huffington Post along with a St. Louis alderman were arrested by police.

Michael Brown Protests Continue After Two Days of Riots

Protesters in Missouri gathered Tuesday to protest the death of 18-year-old Michael Brown, a black teenager who was shot to death by a police officer.

Shot by Police: Unarmed Black Missouri Teen's Death Sparks Outrage in Community

Michael Brown, 18, was shot by a police officer even though the teenager was unarmed and with his hands raised in the air, according to witnesses.

Death Penalty Pros and Cons, Debate: Texas Attorney General Rules State Can Keep Source of Execution Drugs Secret

The Texas attorney general ruled Thursday that the state does not have to disclose where it gets its drugs for lethal injections.

Local News: Red Robin Restaurant Exposes Thousands to Hepatitis A; Infected Missouri Employee Reportedly Worked for Months

In addition to some fast food, a Red Robin in Springfield, Missouri also exposed up to 5,000 patrons to hepatitis A thanks to an infected employee.
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