Jefferson City, United States (Local)
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Kyla Asbury's coverage heavily focuses on legal disputes, lawsuits, personal injuries, employment issues, and contract breaches. She frequently covers human resources & employment and legal & compliance topics.
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By: Kyla Asbury, Chris Dickerson
JEFFERSON CITY — The Missouri Supreme Court unanimously ruled that Gov. Mike Kehoe acted within his constitutional authority when he called an extraordinary session of the Missouri General Assembly in August 2025, affirming a lower court judgment and rejecting a challenge brought by the Missouri State Conference of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) and two individual plaintiffs.
By: Kyla Asbury, Chris Dickerson
JEFFERSON CITY — A federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit brought by a Missouri Republican activist and prospective congressional candidate who challenged the state’s ballot access requirements and the Missouri Republican Party’s candidate vetting procedures, ruling that his claims failed as a matter of law.
By: Kyla Asbury, Chris Dickerson
Missouri Court of Appeals for the Eastern District in St. Louis
By: Kyla Asbury, Chris Dickerson
JEFFERSON CITY — American Shaman, the largest distributor of kratom products in Missouri, has agreed to immediately suspend all sales of kratom and its alkaloids within the state as part of a resolution reached with the Missouri Attorney General’s Office and the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services.
A Virginia dairy farm has filed a proposed class action lawsuit in federal court in Missouri, accusing some of the world’s largest fertilizer companies of conspiring to fix and inflate
By: Kyla Asbury, Chris Dickerson
JEFFERSON CITY — Missouri Attorney General Catherine Hanaway announced a new partnership with the anti-human trafficking organization It’s a Penalty, launching a campaign aimed at combating human trafficking during the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
By: Kyla Asbury, Chris Dickerson
KANSAS CITY — A federal judge has ordered a proposed class-action lawsuit involving Missouri marijuana dispensaries and allegedly unconstitutional local sales taxes to be returned to state court, ruling that recent changes to the plaintiffs’ complaint require the case to be remanded from federal court.
By: Kyla Asbury, Chris Dickerson
KANSAS CITY — A federal judge has awarded $11,550 in attorney fees and expenses to LTC Management Services and Health Systems after determining that the defendants in a lawsuit lacked an objectively reasonable basis for removing the case from state court to federal court.
By: Kyla Asbury, Chris Dickerson
KANSAS CITY — A federal judge has ordered a personal injury lawsuit against Harrah’s North Kansas City and one of its employees returned to Missouri state court after determining that the addition of a non-diverse defendant eliminated federal diversity jurisdiction. The ruling also rejected the defendants’ attempt to have the case dismissed.
By: Kyla Asbury, Chris Dickerson
JEFFERSON CITY — Missouri Attorney General Catherine Hanaway has filed a lawsuit against Lorex Corporation, a major seller of home security cameras and baby monitors, alleging the company concealed material connections to the Chinese military through its manufacturer and supplier while marketing its products to consumers across Missouri.
