Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey initiates "Operation Robocall Roundup" to combat illegal robocalls, targeting 37 telecom companies for noncompliance with regulations.

Missouri State Sen. Brian Williams has announced his candidacy for the St. Louis County Executive in the Democratic primary amidst current County Executive Sam Page's legal issues over the misuse of public funds.

St. Louis non-profits involved in tornado relief can apply for grants using Rams Settlement Funds, with support managed by United Way of Greater St. Louis.

Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe launches Show-Me America 250 to celebrate the U.S. 250th anniversary, emphasizing education, community engagement, and historical events.

State Budget Director Dan Haug reported a 0.7% increase in total revenue collections for Missouri in July 2025, with rises in individual income and Pass Through Entity taxes but drops in corporate taxes and other collections.

The Missouri Department of Agriculture introduced a grant program offering up to $10,000 to support urban agriculture and food entrepreneurship projects.

Missouri's AG joins a multi-state push to urge DOJ action against the $400 billion illegal offshore online gambling industry, citing consumer exploitation and economic damage.

Missouri's AG Bailey defended the state's Department of Corrections against a major discrimination suit, resulting in a unanimous jury dismissal and saving potential costs.

Eighth Circuit ruled in favor of a Missouri corrections supervisor, reinforcing qualified immunity, in a case involving alleged inmate safety neglect under the Eighth Amendment.

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.