Missouri Governor Kehoe appoints Bryan Nickell to the Missouri Court of Appeals, Southern District, filling the vacancy left by Judge Sheffield's retirement.

Unionville, Missouri, receives a $1.7 million award from the Missouri Department of Natural Resources to upgrade its wastewater treatment system, saving local ratepayers over $1 million.

An audit reveals the St. Louis City Sheriff's office went over budget by $812,666 in FY 2025, with spending issues including payouts to discharged staff, uniforms, vehicles, and golf carts.

St. Louis hosts a job fair to hire correctional officers, streamlining the process for applicants who can potentially receive conditional offers on the spot.

St. Louis opens an aid hub, the STLRecovers Outreach Center, to assist tornado recovery efforts, offering services like site assessments and inspections.

Catherine L. Hanaway is sworn in as Missouri's first female Attorney General, highlighting her dedication to justice and emphasizing her fight against government overreach.

Missouri AG secures restitution for victims of barn construction fraud by Build Tech Structures' owner, after his guilty plea led to a suspended 12-year sentence and probation.

Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe has announced new appointments to state institutions, including Leisha Barry to a university board and others with expertise in health policy, finance, and local government.

The St. Charles Fire Department announced Joe Gragnani as the new Fire Chief and Jamie Young as Deputy Chief, both recognized for their dedication and passion for fire service.

Wentzville PD in Missouri commended Officers Burkemper, Rhodes, and Kuykendall for ensuring safety in city parks, resulting in the arrest of banned individuals.

Missouri AG secures over $60,000 in restitution from contractor Brandon Ward, guilty of stealing and deceptive practices, who receives suspended sentence for probation.

Missouri AG files felony charges against Jeffrey K. Griffin, accusing him of deceiving customers and theft totaling over $15,000 through his business, Griffin Quality Construction.

Missouri held its seventh annual Show Me Excellence Summit to promote public service efficiency, attracting over 2,000 attendees, including state and outside employees.