St. Louis County, Missouri

Missouri Officer Told To 'Tone Down Gayness' Settles Suit For $10.25 Million

St. Louis County settled its agreement with Keith Wildhaber Monday. He plans to retire later this year.
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Police Officer Awarded $20 Million After Told To 'Tone Down' His 'Gayness'

St. Louis County’s police chief is now facing calls to resign after the jury's award to Sgt. Keith Wildhaber in his discrimination suit.
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Michael Brown's Father Calls For Ferguson Case To Be Reopened

On the anniversary of his son's tragic death, Michael Brown Sr. has asked for St. Louis County prosecutor Wesley Bell to reopen the case.
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How Activists Ousted St. Louis County's Notorious Top Prosecutor Bob McCulloch

When Ferguson Councilman Wesley Bell defeated the prosecutor criticized over the police killing of Michael Brown, black activists chalked up a victory.
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Municipal Courts Stoked The Rage That Exploded in Ferguson. Have They Changed?

In St. Louis County, "what we still have today is a system that's targeting poor black people," says a lawyer.
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In St. Louis, The Politics Of Police Reform Are Tougher Than Ever

Three years after Mike Brown was killed in Ferguson, the St. Louis region is once again on edge.
By St. Louis American
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