Missouri's Attorney General settled a Sunshine Law case with Kansas City, which agreed to reforms after failing to respond to records requests on time.

Missouri's AG challenges the mail-order distribution of the abortion drug mifepristone and the approval of a new generic version, citing serious health risks and state law violations.

Mayor Cara Spencer issues Executive Order 93 in St. Louis to create a Winter Weather Unified Command, enhancing city preparedness for extreme winter weather.

Missouri Attorney General Catherine Hanaway launches a state investigation into kratom retailers for potentially dangerous marketing and unlawful practices.

Missouri Attorney General Catherine Hanaway is defending the state's voter ID law in front of the Supreme Court, arguing it strengthens election integrity.

Missouri AG Hanaway is progressing with efforts to enforce a $24 billion judgment against China for COVID-19 impacts, after a mandatory waiting period.

St. Louis County's property tax freeze initiative saved seniors $30 million in its first year, with over 70,000 applications approved, impacting school district revenues and county funds.

Missouri partners with Kansas to exchange voter registration data to improve accuracy and maintain up-to-date voter rolls, aiming to support election integrity.

Missouri AG initiates an investigation into MSHSAA over allegations of race and sex discrimination based on whistleblower claims and a policy reserving positions for under-represented groups.

Gregg Favre has been appointed as the new commissioner of the City Emergency Management Agency (CEMA) in St. Louis, bringing over two decades of emergency services experience to the role.

Mayor Cara Spencer of St. Louis signed three bills allocating $13.71 million for winter housing and shelter, aiding tornado-impacted residents and the homeless.

Clayton residents voted to modernize their city's charter, with 74.55% supporting Proposition 1 for updates including procedural tweaks and inclusivity. The City Council quickly enacted ordinances to implement changes.

A report from the Shrewsbury Police Department outlined a week of varied police activities, from traffic violations and arrests linked to felony cases, to public disturbances and shoplifting incidents.