Missouri Attorney General warns of investment scams, advising vigilance against pyramid schemes and financial fraud, and offering assistance to victims.

The Missouri DED awarded $16.7 million to 43 local projects for community development and public safety, including street repairs and facility construction.

Governor Mike Kehoe of Missouri announced the appointments of Scott Ream to the State Board of Optometry and Christopher Schappe to the Board of Probation and Parole.

Lt. Sarah McCarthy of SCCAD was honored in a procession after dying from a medical emergency. She served for 23 years and was remembered for her dedication.

The Senior Tax Relief program in St. Charles County provided $5 million in savings to enrolled homeowners last year, benefiting senior residents though impacting local service budgets.

St. Charles County adopts a balanced $379 million budget for 2026, focusing on infrastructure, parks, and emergency response, while denying $23 million in new spending to ensure reserves.

The St. Charles County Police Department highlights their year-end community engagements and internal achievements, such as K9 care, fraud prevention talks, leadership events, and festive activities.

Missouri farmers await Beef and Dairy Grant decisions by MASBDA after high application volume delays review process; grants support facility and equipment upgrades.

St. Charles Fire Department honored Captain Tommy Schmelzle for his 20 years of service in fire and EMS, highlighting his career history, educational background, and current responsibilities.

The Missouri Attorney General's Office summarized its 2025 achievements, which included litigation successes, investigations, settlements, and consumer protection efforts.

Cornerstone National Insurance Company is set to be liquidated, with policies ceasing by March end 2026, following financial struggles and a negative surplus as of September 2025.

Webster Groves reminds potential candidates to file petitions by December 30 for the April 7, 2026, election for Mayor and Council Members. Qualifications include city residency, no overdue taxes, and being felony-free.

The Hermitage License Office in Missouri will reopen under new management by Hickory County License Bureau, Inc. on January 7, 2026, after closing on November 21, 2025.