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A Canadian fund management has pushed back among lawmakers as legal costs rise for Missouri retirement fund.

A Cole County judge swore in almost a dozen new Capital City Court Appointed Special Advocates on Tuesday night.

A Cole County judge concluded Hawley’s staff illegally refused to turn over public records so it wouldnt hurt his campaign.

A judge ruled that the Missouri Attorney General’s office “knowingly and purposefully” violated the state’s open records law while it was being run by now-U.S. Sen. Josh Hawley. The motivation for breaking the law, the judge concluded, was concern that releasing the records could harm Hawley’s campaign.

Following a Missouri judges determination that the attorney generals office "knowingly and purposefully" violated the states open records law while it was being run by now-U.S. Sen. Josh Hawley, plaintiffs in the case say they are owed more than $300,000 in legal fees.

A Cole County judge has ruled a rule implemented by the Missouri House in 2019 allowing lawmakers to withhold certain information from public records does not violate the state constitution.

Lawyers are asking for $300K in legal fees after a judge found the attorney general's office under Josh Hawley broke the Sunshine Law.

A judge ruled a rule implemented by the Missouri House allowing lawmakers to withhold public records does not violate the constitution. 

The former human resources manager at Lincoln University alleges the university discriminated against him as it gave other employees raises and left his department with an open position.

The ruling rejects a lawmakers effort to stop the womens health organization from receiving any public funding.