Missouri Governor Kehoe authorized National Guard support for ICE administrative tasks, starting October 1, 2025, to enhance enforcement and security operations.

Three Missouri high school seniors were named U.S. Presidential Scholars for their academic and extracurricular excellence.

Missouri Department of Transportation offers free special overwidth hauling permits to aid farmers and ranchers affected by drought, for easier hay transportation.

Missouri AG announces felony charges against former St. Peters insurance agent, Pamela Walsh, for scamming condo associations and potentially faces decades in prison if convicted.

Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe has signed an order to encourage healthier food choices among SNAP recipients, aimed at supporting local agriculture and nutrition.

Missouri's Department of Revenue announces a new contractor, BCFO Titleworks, Inc., for the Republic License Office. The office will close temporarily from October 3 to October 9 for the transition.

Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe signed the 'Missouri First Map,' redrawing the state's federal congressional districts for the 2026 elections, maintaining each delegate's current district and minimizing splits.

Pattonville firefighter/paramedics are training as Hazardous Materials Technicians to respond to chemical emergencies, focusing on containment and public safety.

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.