Missouri AG Catherine Hanaway has filed a federal lawsuit to block a referendum by People Not Politicians aimed at altering the state's redistricting plan, arguing it's an effort by dark-money groups to influence local governance.

Missouri Lt. Governor David Wasinger introduced the Missouri Lt. Governor’s Patch for Scouts exemplifying leadership and community service, encouraging civic understanding and engagement.

Mayor Borgmeyer and County Executive Ehlmann sign a deal for asset exchange and infrastructure development in St. Charles, promising significant city changes.

St. Louis gets a $250k grant for clean energy projects, with the potential for more funding, to address energy affordability and sustainability challenges.

Missouri's DCI issued a bulletin to prevent insurers from canceling policies of homeowners impacted by spring 2025 storms, enforcing consumer protection.

Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe denied clemency for Lance Shockley, who was convicted of murdering State Trooper Graham in 2005, affirming a hard stance on violence against law enforcement.

Missouri AG Hanaway seeks the removal of St. Louis Sheriff Montgomery, who faces charges of witness retaliation and tampering, emphasizing the need for trustworthy leadership.

Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe ordered flags at half-staff in honor of fallen Officer Henry J.R. Franklin from the Sikeston DPS, who was killed in the line of duty.

Missouri AG Catherine Hanaway leads a multistate effort to hold Meta accountable for violent content, citing a lawsuit linked to a terrorist attack in Israel.

The University City stormwater commission voted against developing part of a cemetery into townhomes due to flood risks.

Missouri Attorney General Hanaway announced a court victory upholding parental consent laws for minors seeking abortions, despite challenges following a new amendment.

Missouri Attorney General Catherine Hanaway announced a court win allowing Amendment 3, involving changes to abortion and gender-related medical procedures laws, to proceed to voter ballot.

Missouri AG files for summary judgment to remove St. Louis Sheriff Montgomery over misconduct, including unlawful arrests, neglecting detainee care, and misuse of taxpayer resources.