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A lawsuit has been filed against Silver Dollar City in connection with a train derailment in 2022. Ronald and Tammy Yeaton of Wildwood, Missouri claim they were injured when the train they were riding in
The owners of a Springfield-based chain of convenience stores are suing the city of Springfield. The lawsuit says the city of Springfield denied Rapid Robert’s renewal of their business and liquor license because the convenience
The owners of a Springfield-based chain of convenience stores are suing the City of Springfield. The lawsuit says the City of Springfield denied Rapid Robert’s renewal of their business and liquor license because the convenience
Buc-ees is suing a liquor store in Kimberling City over trademark infringement. The lawsuit claims Duckees Full-Service Drive-thru markets clothing, hats, and other items using a logo that mimics the trademark of Buc-ees. A judge
A Missouri Agency violated the State’s open records law in connection with a court case. Cole County Circuit Judge Jon Beetem has ruled the Missouri Department of Social Services violated the Sunshine Law by wrongfully
A woman who was a passenger on a train that derailed at Silver Dollar City in October 2022 has filed a lawsuit. Silver Dollar City and Herschend Family Entertainment Corporation are being sued by Rebecca
A man who was a camper at a Branson-based children’s camp, claims he was sexually abused over the course of two years is now suing leaders of the camp. 37-year-old Andrew Summersett filed the lawsuit
The Missouri Broadcasters Association, two lawyers and a journalist filed a lawsuit in Cole County Circuit Court seeking to invalidate court redaction requirements. The lawsuit has to do with a provision slipped into a larger
The mother of a man shot and killed by a Niangua police officer last March has filed a lawsuit against the city of Niangua. The seven-count federal civil rights lawsuit accuses the officer of stalking
A trial hearing for a lawsuit between the Missouri Attorney General’s Office and Springfield Public Schools has been pushed back to next year. The three-day trial was originally scheduled for November of this year, but
Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey is in Springfield this week for a court hearing calling for the reversal of the gender-affirming care ban in the state. The lawsuit was filed by three Missouri families and
Advocates for gender-affirming care and transgender youth are trying to fight back against the state’s new law banning medication and surgery. SB 49 was signed into law by Governor Mike Parson on June 7, which
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