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ST. LOUIS — Federal appeals court judges here on Thursday heard legal counsel for the national ACLU and the U.S. Department of Justice argue that transgender minors have a constitutional right to gender-affirming care, while Arkansas’ deputy solicitor general said a state law prohibiting such care was in the best interest of youth and not […] The post Federal court hears oral arguments in SAFE Act appeal appeared first on Arkansas Advocate.

Fired metalworker Daniel Snyder’s attorneys from Thomas More Society are set to present oral arguments Tuesday before the U. S. Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit, against both the Biden Administration’s Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) and Arconic, according to a news release from the Thomas More Society. Snyder, a devout Christian, was fired […]

Fired metalworker Daniel Snyder’s attorneys from Thomas More Society are set to present oral arguments Tuesday before the U. S. Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit, against both the Biden Administration’s Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) and Arconic, according to a news release from the Thomas More Society. Snyder, a devout Christian, was fired […]

The FBI was in Webster Groves last week, but the bureau contingent wasn’t in town to investigate kidnappings or bank robberies. The mission was all about making a birthday video

St. Louis keeps blocking the release of an audit of police shooting investigations. Why is the mayor working to keep the police department in the shadows?

The city and the courts have spent millions of dollars in recent years making repairs and doing planned upgrades to its two courthouses. But its a challenge to keep up.

About 100 pro-Palestinian supporters gathered outside the federal courthouse downtown Thursday morning as part of a wider "day of action" in the region before marching west on Clark Street.

About 100 pro-Palestinian supporters gathered outside the federal courthouse downtown Thursday morning as part of a wider "day of action" in the region before marching west on Clark Street.

Richard L. Russell, 57, pleaded guilty Thursday to threatening to blow up the Thomas F. Eagleton U.S. Courthouse in downtown St. Louis.

Aida Steiger, the Jefferson College head volleyball coach, fulfilled her dream of becoming a U.S. citizen earlier this year.