Missouri Attorney General introduces an age-verification rule for websites with significant adult content to protect minors, effective November 30, 2025, under the Merchandising Practices Act.

Missouri AG Catherine Hanaway convicted Joel Smith for crimes against a child, with a minimum sentence of 10 years to a potential life sentence pending.

Governor Kehoe of Missouri released a report on refining the state’s child care licensing rules, aiming to reduce outdated regulations while ensuring child safety.

St. Louis area counties have approved a joint police training facility, with plans for advanced training resources and an operational governing commission.

St. Charles County Executive Steve Ehlmann supports a wider application of a proposed property tax freeze in Missouri, stressing fairness and potential legal issues.

Catherine L. Hanaway is sworn in as Missouri's 45th Attorney General, emphasizing law enforcement and constitutional freedoms.

Missouri's outgoing Attorney General Andrew Bailey is appointed Deputy Director of the FBI, highlighting his conservative tenure with numerous high-profile legal actions and opposition to federal policies.

Three MoDOT projects won top regional honors at the 2025 America's Transportation Awards, highlighting Missouri's infrastructure improvements and potential for national recognition.

Governor Mike Kehoe has proclaimed September as Workforce Development Month in Missouri to underscore the collaboration in strengthening the state's workforce.

Mayor Cara Spencer signed an executive order to reinforce the city's commitment to minority and women-owned businesses, reinstating M/WBE certification following a Griffin & Strong disparity study.

St. Louis AHC will start its Fall 2025 funding with applications for nonprofits and developers on September 8, providing guidance to ensure inclusivity and success in submissions.

Missouri's Lt. Gov. Wasinger and Sen. Schnelting launch "Protect Our Seniors" Tour, focusing on elder abuse prevention and connecting families with resources.

Excelsior Springs License Office is changing contractors to Paul J Wrabec Co., Inc. and will be temporarily closed from September 9 to 12 for the transition.