Missouri Attorney General files lawsuit against 19 PBMs for alleged insulin pricing scheme, seeking consumer restitution and reform of pricing practices.

Missouri awarded grants to Reeds Spring and Dade County for water system assessments, aiming to improve drinking water safety and infrastructure planning.

Missouri Supreme Court upholds the SAFE Act, preventing Medicaid from funding sex-change interventions and barring gender transition procedures for minors, a decision praised by AG Catherine Hanaway.

Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe advocated for fiscal responsibility and the elimination of the state's income tax in his 2026 State of the State Address.

Missouri Attorney General Catherine Hanaway's office successfully commits repeat offender Bobby Davis as a Sexually Violent Predator after a jury trial.

Missouri's Lt. Gov. David Wasinger announced the "Lieutenant Governor’s Award for American Patriotism" essay contest for students to foster national pride.

St. Louis crime rates dropped significantly in 2025, with overall Part I crime down by 16% from the previous year. Homicides hit a 12-year low, and violent crimes saw a decrease due to enhanced police efforts.

The Bridgeton Police Department announced promotions within its ranks, including elevating Capt. Loveall to Major and others to various roles to strengthen its leadership structure.

Lt. Chris Connelly retires from Chesterfield PD after a career since 1979, with significant contributions in various roles, including founding a DARE program and organizing charity events.

Missouri approves a $814 million broadband expansion plan to improve internet access for over 200,000 locations. Governor Kehoe highlights its importance for the state's economy and connectivity.

St. Louis's Recovery Office and CDA are using Rams Settlement funds to repair 101 rental units affected by a tornado. Despite limited resources, $2.5 million aids the rehabilitation, averaging $9,590 per unit across diverse neighborhoods.

Ferguson announces a water main replacement project by Missouri American Water, expected to last 6-8 months starting January 5, affecting several streets including Robert Avenue and Nancy Place.

St. Louis adopts a neighborhood recovery plan, "A Stronger Northside," focusing on rebuilding areas affected by the May 16 tornado. Mayor praises community collaboration in the plan.