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The Missouri State Highway Patrol is investigating Damion Linder's death following a nine-hour standoff.
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Seven people died in traffic crashes over Memorial Day weekend, according to a preliminary report by Missouri State Highway Patrol.
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According to Highway Patrol's online records, there have been 21 reported accidents.
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A suspect who was fatally shot by Missouri police has been identified.The Missouri State Highway Patrol said 42-year-old Jeremy Sinclair was killed after…
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Missouri lawmakers plan to review the effects of a 2011 merger of the state Highway and Water patrols after a man drowned this year while in trooper…
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Missouri recorded an increase in highway and waterway traffic and fatalities over Labor Day weekend. There were seven fatalities in car accidents in…
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The Missouri State Highway Patrol is making an effort to diversify its ranks. Jennifer Davidson has more.The patrol has three full-time recruiters and…
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The superintendent of the Missouri State Highway Patrol is defending the agency’s purchase of a new airplane. Colonel Ron Replogle told House budget
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Some Republicans in the State Senate are expressing outrage that the Missouri Highway Patrol spent more than $5.5 million on a new airplane that could be…
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Missouri transportation officials are considering a proposal to restructure how much MoDOT workers and State Troopers pay for their life and health insurance. Currently, the cost percentage varies, based on several individual factors. Rudolph Farber chairs the state Highways and Transportation Commission. He says the proposal they’re considering would have all employees pay the same percentage. “Whether you are a single retiree or whether you are a retiree with a family, the thought on the commission is that you should be paying the same percentage toward that cost, whatever that cost may happen to be," Farber said. More discussions are planned before the commission votes on the plan, which is expected sometime before November. “Some would pay more and some would pay less, but at least it would be uniform," Farber said. "The way it is now, it really doesn’t make a great deal of sense, at least to me.”