Cyndi Fahrlander

An animal control report details a lack of cooperation from the boarding facility's staff while seeking information about the attack.

The watchdog group “Common Cause” questions how and why innocence claims are being challenged by the Missouri Attorney General’s Office.

Chris Dunn is convicted in the 1990 Saint Louis murder of Ricco Rogers.

The former assistant coach pleaded guilty Sept. 12.

Former Kansas City Chiefs assistant coach Britt Reid was sentenced to three years in prison for an alcohol-related crash last year.

Gary Gray is retired and enjoys camping and playing the banjo. There are countless other things he’d like to do—but he can’t.

The arrest of disgraced KCKPD detective Roger Golubski doesn’t wrap up the questions and allegations regarding corruption within the police department.

Britt Reid will enter his guilty plea on Monday, Sept. 12, at 10 a.m.

If it passes, Missouri would join 18 other states which have completely legalized marijuana for recreational use.

It’s a big task: Placing thousands of beagles removed from a breeding and testing facility in Virginia. That facility also bred the dogs to supply other labs that test on animals.

There’s little doubt that many Missouri voters are still undecided and it’s certain this race will go down to the wire.

What started as an unfortunate incident for a Kansas couple turned into a daylong nightmare, and it could have been worse.

The KCK Police Department is opening up about a suspected fentanyl overdose and how fast a response might have made all the difference.

Millions of people take it every day without a thought. It can help cure a headache, relieve other aches and pains, and reduce a fever. But it can also poison you.

While acetaminophen is a very effective drug when used as directed, when it’s overused, it’s dangerous.

Patty Prewitt is serving a life sentence for the death of her husband, Bill, in 1984.

Michael Politte was 14 years old when his mother died.

A Senate bill would empower Missouri judges to overturn and set aside questionable convictions, meaning innocent prisoners would be freed.

It’s been 100 days since Kevin Strickland was released from the Western Missouri Correctional Center in Cameron, Missouri.