A Missouri man whose murder conviction of a local journalist was overturned in 2013 after a flood of media attention will ...

An insurance company was ordered to pay Ryan Ferguson nearly $38 million in damages after it failed to pay him from a ...

A Missouri man named Ryan Ferguson is set to receive nearly $38 million dollars from an insurance company hired by the City of Columbia after they failed to pay him for a wrongful conviction lawsuit.

If you watched the 33rd season of The Amazing Race, then you are well aware of who Ryan Ferguson is. Ferguson is the ...

Ryan Ferguson has had trouble getting payouts for damages after a wrongful conviction for the death of Kent Heitholt, former ...

A man wrongfully convicted of murder who spent nearly 10 years in prison has been freed and awarded a $38 million payout. In ...

The group is exploring “all available options, including possible legal action, to ensure that unemployment rates and cost of ...

The Missouri Supreme Court sided with Bailey. The day before Williams’ execution, FOX 2 News received statements from Ryan ...

Ryan Ferguson, of Inverness, called himself by the alias Titanium Otter in encrypted calls intercepted by police. The High Court in Glasgow was told the 30-year-old arranged deliveries of drugs ...

Ryan Reilly is HuffPost's senior justice reporter, covering criminal justice, federal law enforcement and legal affairs. His beat takes him to places like Ferguson, Missouri and Guantanamo Bay, Cuba.

Today’s Caprock Chronicles article about Lubbock’s World War II Breakfast Club is by frequent contributor Chuck Lanehart.