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The family of an ex-Kansas City police officer, found guilty at trial on charges of second-degree involuntary manslaughter and armed criminal action, has asked the governor for a clemency.

Taking the bathroom policy off Thursdays agenda will allow board members to seek additional information, said president Adam Bertrand.

It’s part of an effort to assess the condition of all church buildings in the Episcopal Diocese of Missouri.

“We’re not poaching anyone,” said one Atlanta officer, “because no one wants to do this job right now.”

Jonathan Dean said religious organizations hide behind the technicality at the expense of the truth, healing.

Arch Grants on Thursday announced the winners of this years startup competition, which will receive non-dilutive grants and support.

Pastors signal a reluctance to close parish schools despite enrollment declines.

A Starbucks worker in Ladue shouldnt have been fired, a judge recently ruled. It was another labor win for workers across several industries.

The move announced Tuesday follows significant public backlash over pollution concerns.

Doctors at Northwestern Medicine in Chicago say they were left with little choice but to try something they had never done before.