Governor Mike Kehoe of Missouri announced the appointment of four individuals to key boards and commissions, highlighting their diverse expertise and commitment to serving the state's community needs.

The 2026-27 FAFSA form is available early in Missouri, prompting MDHEWD to advise students to apply by February 2, 2026, for need-based grants and other financial aid.

Missouri Governor Kehoe will sign "Missouri First Map," redistricting the state to reflect conservative values on September 28, following legislative approval.

The Missouri Department of Commerce and Insurance emphasizes ACA's MLR and Rate Review protections for transparency in health insurance spending and mandates rebates if spending thresholds aren't met.

St. Louis County seniors have until September 30 to apply for a property tax freeze, with about half of 12,000 incomplete applications resolved, according to county authorities.

Missouri Governor Kehoe awarded first responders and civilians for heroic acts, including life-saving interventions during emergencies and assisting police officers in danger.

Missouri's DNR grants over $183,000 to Midway R-I School for solar arrays, expecting to save the school $20,977 annually and cut its carbon footprint significantly.

FEMA begins a historic survey in St. Louis after a severe weather disaster, aiming to document the storm impact on historic properties for restoration efforts.

Missouri's Department of Natural Resources urges citizens to report local drought conditions using the CMOR service, aiding state and federal response efforts.

Missouri Governor Kehoe appointed eight individuals to state boards and commissions, emphasizing commitment to the well-being of vulnerable groups in areas like juvenile justice and health.

Governor Kehoe announced expedited FEMA disaster assistance for debris removal in St. Louis after an EF-3 tornado, with 75% federal funding and state covering the rest.

St. Louis gets FEMA approval for debris removal from private properties, facilitating recovery from the May 16 tornado with federal and state support.

Missouri's Capitol dome will be lit blue on Sep 18, 2025, to honor the United Way of Central Missouri's 100 years of community service. Governor Kehoe announced the tribute and called for community involvement.