Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe signed the FY26 budget of $50.8 billion with significant cuts, focusing on limited government, fiscal discipline, and investments in public safety, roads, education, and agriculture.

Missouri AG announced charges against 15 people for their involvement in a $275,000 Medicaid fraud scheme. The charges are part of a nationwide crackdown on health care fraud.

Missouri AG Andrew Bailey issued a Civil Investigative Demand to Google and Meta to investigate alleged censorship of legal firearm-related content on their platforms.

Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey sues Jackson County over a gun control ordinance he claims is unconstitutional, arguing it infringes on Second Amendment rights of young adults.

Governor Mike Kehoe signed SB 348, recognizing Branson as the "Live Entertainment Capital of Missouri" and establishing honors for local heroes and special observance days.

Missouri Attorney General demands resignation of St. Louis Sheriff Alfred Montgomery over misconduct, threatening removal if he doesn't comply by June 25.

St. Louis Sheriff Alfred Montgomery refuses to resign amid demands from Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey following allegations of financial mismanagement and abuse of authority. Bailey threatens removal if Montgomery does not step down.

St. Louis announces schedule changes for roll cart trash collection due to the 4th of July event, with adjusted solid waste and recycling pick-up dates.

SLATE is hosting a hiring fair in St. Louis on June 25 featuring various industries, aimed at those impacted by local layoffs and the Job Corps center closure.

Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe appoints a new Board of Police Commissioners for St. Louis, including business leaders and a former public official, amid debate over state control of the police force.

Stephanie Whitaker is appointed the new Director of Communications for the Missouri Attorney General's Office, bringing extensive experience from her prior roles in state government.

The Missouri Attorney General's Office has expanded its communications team with three new hires: Isabelle Bryson, Abigail Bergmann, and Kaylee Fennewald, to improve messaging and transparency.

Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe requests federal aid for recovery from destructive spring storms, seeking both SBA Disaster Declaration and a Major Disaster Declaration for several counties.