21 Missourians graduated from a security training program, gaining technology and workplace readiness skills, with the aim of securing full-time employment.

Governor Kehoe has announced new appointments to state boards, including William Eckart to the Elevator Safety Board and Steve Hodge to the Missouri Developmental Disabilities Council.

Missouri AG Hanaway warns of increased holiday gift card scams, advising consumers to watch for demands for payment via gift cards by scammers posing as authority figures.

Ballwin city is supporting the St. Louis Area Foodbank through the Mayors for Meals campaign, encouraging locals to donate non-perishable food items to combat regional food insecurity.

St. Louis activates emergency shelters as temperatures drop, offering over 300 beds for the night and coordinating with local organizations for transportation and assistance.

Missouri AG launches an investigation into Bitcoin ATM operators for alleged deceptive practices, including hidden fees and potential consumer law violations.

St. Louis updates its Water Utility Assistance Program to help residents with overdue water bills by expanding eligibility, offering one-time credits, and extending repayment terms.

St. Louis invests in a workforce program to help those involved with the Child Support Court system find stable employment, with aims to improve child support compliance and foster economic stability.

Attorney General Catherine Hanaway focuses on safety and accountability, targeting violent crime, fraud, child exploitation, narcotics, and consumer protection in her first 100 days in office.

University City is reminding residents to claim credits for unused yard waste stickers by December 31, 2025, with the Finance Department offering phone support for the process.

Missouri's Department of Commerce and Insurance is offering a media training for journalists on insurance reporting before the 2026 legislative session.

Missouri's Governor and budget leaders announce a $13.65 billion revenue estimate for FY2027, predicting 3.8% growth. They stress the need for fiscal responsibility in the budget process.

Clayton announces its municipal election for April 7, 2026, to elect three councilmembers for three-year terms, with eligibility criteria for candidates outlined.