Missouri Governor Kehoe appointed Zachary Armfield, assistant prosecutor, as a Circuit Judge in the 25th Judicial Circuit.

Missouri AG Hanaway secured a $60,000 restitution judgment against Xcel Roofing and its owner for deceptive roofing practices, sending a message against home repair scams.

Missouri's financial report for October 2025 shows a revenue increase to $967.1 million, marking an 8.6% rise from the previous year, with various tax collections exhibiting mixed trends.

Missouri submits a Rural Health Transformation plan focused on enhancing healthcare access and quality in rural areas through integration of services and telehealth advancements.

St. Louis Mayor Cara Spencer supports pay raises for city workers to improve job appeal and retention, reflecting a compensation study's findings on noncompetitive salaries.

Missouri's AG Hanaway urges residents to report foreign interference in elections, as enabled by the new SB 152, and emphasizes the state's commitment to electoral integrity and transparency.

Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe ordered flags at half-staff to honor the late former Vice President Dick Cheney's service to the nation. Cheney passed away from health complications.

Missouri offers tax breaks on 2026 FIFA World Cup tickets, with official purchase channels recommended to avoid fraudulent sales, and anticipates economic and tourism benefits from hosting the event.

Missouri AG Catherine Hanaway warns of winter-related HVAC scams, offering advice to residents on avoiding fraud by verifying technician credentials and being wary of unsolicited offers and upfront payments.

Chesterfield Police Department is accepting applications for its spring semester internship program, offering insight into law enforcement operations for college students interested in police careers.

Double Eagle Development was selected by the City of Kirkwood to transform its Public Works site into a multifamily community emphasizing walkability and a communal spirit.

Sheila Wunning, director of the developmental disabilities division in Missouri, ensures hands-on patient interaction, reduces unnecessary institutionalization, and advocates for personalized care while overseeing department improvements.

The Missouri DCI has outlined health insurance rates for 2026, emphasizing consumer choice and available resources despite rate increases and potential end of tax credits.