A Missouri man is set to be executed for killing a state trooper over 20 years ago. Prosecutors say Lance Shockley waited for ...

Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe has denied clemency to Lance Shockley, who is set to be executed on Tuesday for the murder of ...

One day before the scheduled execution of a Missouri man convicted of killing a state trooper two decades ago, Gov. Mike ...

Shockley was found guilty of killing Missouri State Highway Patrol Sgt. Carl Dewayne Graham, Jr. in March 2005. At the time, ...

Mike Kehoe announced on May 27 that he will call a special legislative session to consider disaster relief, stadium funding ...

Lance Shockley is scheduled to face execution by lethal injection Tuesday in connection with the 2005 murder of MSHP Sgt.

Gov. Mike Kehoe has denied clemency to Lance Shockley, who was convicted in the first-degree murder of a state trooper.

The murder of Missouri State Highway Patrol Sergeant Carl DeWayne Graham, Jr., was an attack not only on a dedicated law ...

Gov. Mike Kehoe denied clemency Monday to a man convicted of the 2005 killing of a Missouri Highway Patrol sergeant.

Lance Shockley is a Missouri prisoner on death row. Unless Gov. Mike Kehoe stays his pending execution, Shockley will be put to death in less than a week.

Gov. Kehoe's intervention for Shockley is particularly warranted as courts have refused to allow DNA testing on some evidence ...