Missouri's Supreme Court ruled that counties can't tax marijuana if a city tax exists, affecting counties like St. Charles, which anticipated $2 million in revenue. County officials expressed disappointment but will comply with the ruling.

St. Charles County reports high demand for Senior Property Tax Relief Program with over 32,000 applications processed and an ongoing property tax reform debate, which may impact public services and lead to legal challenges.

St. Charles County, MO residents may soon get federal compensation for cancers linked to Cold War-era radiation, with a recent bill extension to include local zip codes.

St. Louis halts new construction contracts under its M/WBE program, prompted by concerns over eligibility for federal funds, with plans to revise contracting policies for compliance.

Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey filed a lawsuit against Hannah Bowlby for alleged consumer fraud through her online boutique, Cozy Pozy Co., which failed to deliver children's clothing while making false promises.

Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe announced appointments to several state boards and commissions, aiming to tackle issues like child abuse and health facility oversight with diverse experts.

The Missouri Attorney General announced indictments against Chesterfield bridal shop owners for defrauding brides by failing to order dresses after accepting payments.

City provides property tax relief for homeowners affected by a recent tornado, as per Board Bill #24 and Ch. 137.082. The application deadline is October 1st.

St. Louis partners with United Way to launch a Water Utility Assistance Program, offering aid to residents with overdue water bills as the shutoff moratorium ends.

St. Louis County Executive Sam Page was indicted on felony charges for allegedly using county funds against Proposition B, facing accusations of stealing by deceit and election violations.

The Fernandina Beach PD trained their HR department on active assailant response, posted about it on Facebook, and plans to extend training city-wide.

The St. Louis Metropolitan Police welcomed ten new officers after their graduation from a 32-week course, ready to face policing challenges with confidence.

Governor Mike Kehoe of Missouri has appointed four professionals to key state positions in conservation, education, child welfare, and health facilities.