St. Louis opens Disaster Recovery Centers to aid residents affected by last month's severe tornado and storms, offering support from local and federal agencies including FEMA and SBA assistance programs.

St. Louis crews provided 705 dumpsters citywide post-tornado, clearing 90.5% of service requests in one month, highlighting workers' dedication to recovery efforts.

The Supreme Court upholds Tennessee's ban on certain medical procedures for minors, aligning with Missouri's stance on protecting children from "irreversible and experimental procedures."

Halle Herbert is appointed as Missouri's new Policy Director by Governor Mike Kehoe, succeeding Jamie Birch, and will focus on public safety initiatives.

Saint Louis County residents can now text 911 for emergencies, benefiting those unable to speak or when voice calls are risky. The system promises real-time interaction with dispatchers.

Jungermann Road in St. Peters to have one northbound lane closed for paving on June 24-25 from 6:30 am to 4 pm.

Saint Louis County installed Juneteenth flags in Memorial Park, Clayton, to honor the holiday, with the County Executive emphasizing reflection on Black freedom and equity.

Missouri AG Andrew Bailey warns citizens of post-disaster scams involving construction fraud, price gouging, and fake charities, offering advice to prevent becoming a victim.

AG Andrew Bailey leads 25 states in supporting Trump's move to deport Tren de Aragua gang members and defends the President's authority in a court brief.

Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe appointed individuals to various state boards, including sports, mediation, and child welfare, shaping the leadership in these sectors.

Governor Kehoe praises the joint recovery efforts and resilience following the EF-3 tornado in St. Louis which involved multiple agencies and community support.

Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe will visit Paris for a trade mission to enhance economic ties, including meetings with French companies and attendance at the Paris Air Show.

Derek Winters is appointed to lead St. Louis' shift to a citizen-led police oversight board, a move towards greater police accountability and reform, to be completed by July 1, 2026.