Kyla Asbury

Ameren Missouri's Labadie Energy Center has consistently been ranked as one of the highest emitters of the carbon dioxide, nitrous oxide and sulfur dioxide, according to the U.S. EPA.

ST. LOUIS — The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit has upheld a judgment in favor of Northland Management & Construction in its dispute with Parkville over a final certificate of occupancy for a developed residential lot, while remanding the case for a recalculation of damages.

ST. LOUIS — A federal judge has dismissed without prejudice a lawsuit brought by a self-represented unnamed woman who alleged that St. Louis police and other officials violated her constitutional rights by failing to document and investigate her reports of alleged criminal victim tampering.

KANSAS CITY — A federal judge in Missouri has denied a former SupplyLogic salesperson’s request for a preliminary injunction that would have stopped the company from enforcing noncompetition and nonsolicitation provisions in his employment agreement while his lawsuit proceeds.

(Legal Newsline) — A former vice president of human resources has sued Planned Parenthood Great Rivers and Planned Parenthood Great Rivers-Missouri alleging she was fired in retaliation for reporting what she believed was an unauthorized abortion and for taking medical leave and seeking an accommodation for foot and back conditions.

KANSAS CITY — An Independence woman has sued Apple Inc., alleging that the company’s AirTag tracking device enabled her stalker to follow her movements without her knowledge and that Apple failed to provide adequate protections for Android users.

JEFFERSON CITY — A former Columbia College assistant professor has sued the Missouri nonprofit institution, alleging she was fired in retaliation for raising concerns about faculty qualifications, teacher-certification coursework and potential misrepresentations connected to federal student-aid programs.

ST. LOUIS — JLP Partners has filed a proposed class action alleging Husch Blackwell materially assisted fraud and breaches of fiduciary duty at Visionary Private Equity Group I, a private equity fund that raised about $90 million from roughly 1,000 investors.

ST. LOUIS—A statewide conservative group is criticizing a unanimous Missouri Supreme Court decision placing Amendment 6 on the Nov. 3 ballot, arguing that the measure raises constitutional and election-integrity concerns.

JEFFERSON CITY — The Missouri Supreme Court has unanimously blocked a new congressional district map backed by President Donald Trump from being used in the November general election, ruling that voters must first have the opportunity to approve or reject the Republican-led redistricting plan.