Enforcement
-
Missouri AG’s office had no authority to rescind mask mandates, judge rules
The Missouri Attorney General’s office had no authority to rescind mask mandates imposed by public schools across the state. That’s…
Read More » -
Missouri switches gears for truckers to submit required forms
Missouri has switched gears to allow CDL drivers to submit their self-certification requirements in a more modern way. Missouri truck…
Read More » -
Teen accused of deliberately crashing U-Haul truck into security barrier at park near White House
(AP) — A man police believe intentionally crashed a U-Haul truck into a security barrier at a park across from…
Read More » -
Man scheduled to be executed soon in Missouri is fighting for his life
A man scheduled to be executed soon in Missouri is fighting for his life behind prison walls. 42-year-old Michael Tisius…
Read More » -
Spaghetti fight, leads to domestic battery arrest
The use of a plate of spaghetti as a weapon led to the arrest of a man from Parsons, Kansas…
Read More » -
12 KC-area residents indicted for $250,000 Covid fraud conspiracy
KANSAS CITY, Mo. – A dozen Kansas City metropolitan residents have been indicted for their roles in a conspiracy that…
Read More » -
Hawley blasts Biden Administration as use of Title 42 ends
Starting at 11:59 tonight, Title 42 will no longer be used to rapidly expel undocumented immigrants from the U-S. The…
Read More » -
Kansas physician admits to role in telemedicine fraud scheme
(AP) — A doctor from Kansas admitted Tuesday to a role in a telemedicine fraud scheme for unnecessarily ordering genetic…
Read More » -
Joplin officers’ names added to Missouri Law Enforcement Memorial Wall of Honor
JEFFERSON CITY – The names of two Joplin Police officers and a Bonne Terre patrolman who grew up in Carthage…
Read More » -
Oklahoma Representative speaks out against Busick release
There was pushback this week on the Oklahoma Dept. of Correction’s decision to release Ronnie Dean Busick who was convicted…
Read More »