Legislative clash returns over who should have control of St. Louis Police Department
The state of Missouri controlled the St. Louis Police Department for more than 150 years – until the state’s voters returned control to the city in 2013. A Missouri House committee is deciding whether to advance a bill that would return control to the state.
Missouri Gov. Kehoe vows state takeover of St. Louis police in State of the State address
JEFFERSON CITY — Gov. Mike Kehoe doubled down on his support for a state takeover of the St. Louis Police Department on Tuesday, telling lawmakers during his first State of the State address that crime in the city is “unacceptable”.
The city has been in charge of the St. Louis police force since a statewide vote in 2013. But placing the department under ...
Tishaura Jones warns lawmakers that a takeover would undermine city’s progress on crime. But Gov. Mike Kehoe and Republican ...
ST. LOUIS, MO. Today, Governor Mike Kehoe gave his State of the State address to the Missouri State Legislature. In the ...
ST. LOUIS – The St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department (SLMPD) is set to relaunch the Citizens Academy program, a program that offers residents an inside look into the day-to-day ...
A robbery at the Budget Inn in St. Louis led to a high-speed chase and the arrest of three individuals after a 26-year-old ...
The mayor of the City of St. Louis called lawmakers from outside the city "disrespectful" for filing legislation to put the ...
According to the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department, the crash happened at about 6:05 a.m. Friday in the 4500 block of ...
Engelhardt was the head of the Force Investigative Unit, which investigates shootings by the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department. He knew he had a problem. Two white officers ...
Missouri lawmakers will discuss putting the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department back under state control.
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