A 70-year-old Farmington man, Joel Kerbrat, has admitted in federal court that he used artificial-intelligence software to generate sexualized images of children and that he failed to register online ...

In the early ’90s, adult-oriented cartoons were rare on television. The success of "Beavis and Butt-Head" proved animated shows could attract older audiences and paved the way for future hits like ...

CEO Mukund Krishna has been suspended due to an ongoing police investigation, the organisation confirms.

Death Valley, known as the driest place in North America, is teeming with life with a once-in-a-decade blossoming of wildflowers ...

Tom Vernon wrecked at least two trains to rob passengers, used a number of aliases during his lifetime and spun tall tales so ...

Missouri may need to build a new $870-million prison if a Republican-backed sentencing overhaul increases the inmate population as projected, according to a financial analysis of anti-crime ...

An inmate at Fulton Reception and Diagnostic Center was pronounced dead Thursday at 7:37 a.m., according to a news advisory ...

In a prison system rife with drugs, a new civil rights lawsuit accuses the Missouri Department of Corrections of punishing people for addiction, rather than treating it. After multiple overdoses, ...

A convicted sex offender from Farmington, Missouri, appeared in federal court Tuesday and admitted producing AI-generated child sexual abuse material (CSAM).

Under a Missouri House bill, if a person is convicted of domestic violence and has been convicted at least once before, they would have to register as a persistent offender.

The former Missouri State Penitentiary in Jefferson City earned the designation "the bloodiest 47 acres in America" and has long carried the greatest notoriety among the region's prisons.

Missouri could become the second state to establish a domestic violence offender registry through House Bill 3012.