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Defendant in case involving St. Louis County Prosecuting Attorney’s office has refused to answer questions whether a supervisor had sex with subordinates working in prosecutor’s office.

The lawsuit brought by Rep. Justin Hicks came in the weeks following a Post-Dispatch article on the allegations posted to challenge Max Calfo’s website.

The lawsuit accuses companies affiliated with MV Realty of using high-pressure sales tactics and deceptive marketing to have people agree to use its brokers if they ever sold their homes.

If approved, Missouri would join Florida in allowing executions for child rape — despite current U.S. Supreme Court precedent against such executions.

Class-action lawsuits allege Missouri student-loan servicer cost borrowers time and money by delaying their applications.

Jones met with state lawmakers Tuesday, advocating to keep the city’s 1% earnings tax and to stave off state control of the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department.

Candidates eligible for nomination at the caucuses are Donald Trump, Nikki Haley and Florida businessman David Stuckenberg.

For some eligible families, the benefits will begin to expire March 7.

Legislators are considering stiffer penalties for the purchasers of sex — sometimes called “johns” — as part of an effort to fight human sex trafficking.

The national Girl Scouts organization apologized for a regional councils legal threat against a St. Louis troop raising money for children in Gaza.