Missouri's Attorney General won a court ruling to obtain Planned Parenthood records on treatments for transgender minors, intensifying debate over transgender healthcare.

Missouri Governor Kehoe appoints four new members to the State Board of Education, bringing diverse experiences from various professional backgrounds.

Missouri and Arkansas AGs, joined by 12 states, demand CEO group Business Roundtable stop DEI initiatives, claiming they are discriminatory and defy free-market principles.

Detective Sergeant Melissa Foster was honored with the Major Case Squad Certificate of Commendation by the St. Louis Police for her outstanding performance in solving complex cases, including a 2024 homicide.

Flags in Franklin County and Missouri firehouses will lower to half-staff to honor Firefighter Chevy Gall, who died on duty. Governor Kehoe ordered the tribute for April 12, 2025, to mark Gall's service and sacrifice.

Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe is initiating damage assessments across 20 counties in preparation for a federal disaster declaration following severe weather.

Mayor-elect Cara Spencer is preparing for a swift transition into office in St. Louis, forming key staff appointments and building relationships with regional leaders.

Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey joins a multi-state amicus brief supporting a U.S. lawsuit against Illinois and Chicago over their sanctuary city policies, arguing they impede federal immigration enforcement and safety.

Missouri Governor Kehoe ordered flags at half-staff statewide on April 10 in honor of Whitewater Fire Chief Garry Moore, who died while responding to a tornado aftermath.

Missouri's Governor Kehoe signed SB 4 into law, aiming to enhance energy policies, bolster economic growth, and promote energy independence for the state.

The Senior Tax Relief Service in St. Charles County shifts its Wednesday location to the Election Authority building, April 16-June 18, for western residents' convenience. Other days remain at the usual site, with online filing available.

Missouri Governor Kehoe confirmed appointments for several boards and a county clerk, including Joseph Barbaglia, Cary Corley, Kelly Marriott, and Dudley McCarter, each bringing experience and community involvement to their roles.

Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe launches the "Safer Missouri" initiative, awarding 15 communities with the Missouri Blue Shield designation for public safety and support for law enforcement.