Governor Kehoe signed HB 810, renaming part of Highway 60 after Natalie and David Lloyd, missionaries killed in Haiti, to honor their service and legacy.

St. Louis adjusts trash collection around Memorial Day; Monday pick-ups moved to Tuesday and Tuesday to Wednesday, with recyclable shifts accordingly. Yard waste collection resumes the following week.

Creve Coeur announces a new subscription-based yard waste collection system starting July 1, 2025. Residents must sign up for a minimum of three months and pay a monthly fee of $12.51. Existing yard waste stickers will be invalid after June 30.

A billboard campaign is protesting cuts to National Park Service funds, featuring the Gateway Arch as a symbol of reduced park staffing due to budget constraints.

Missouri's legislative session sees a conflict over a GOP-proposed constitutional amendment to ban abortion being delayed by Democrats as the end of the session approaches, with debates on exceptions and Amendment 3's preservation.

Missouri's Governor appointed a diverse task force to review and suggest improvements to the state's K-12 school funding by December 2026, aiming for innovation and fairness.

Governor Mike Kehoe of Missouri appointed new members to state positions, including the Sentencing Advisory Commission, McDonald County Clerk, and Maries County Coroner.

Missouri's Governor Kehoe announced FEMA and SEMA collaboration to assess storm damage to public infrastructure in six counties following severe storms.

Missouri AG Bailey introduces a rule requiring social media platforms to let users pick their own content moderators, challenging corporate censorship.

President Trump nominated Joshua Divine and Maria Lanahan from the Missouri AG's Office to be federal judges, recognizing their legal accomplishments and contributions to high-profile cases.

Missouri's Capitol dome will be lit green on May 7, 2025, for mental health awareness, particularly focusing on children’s mental health, as announced by Governor Kehoe.

The St. Louis community honored 167 fallen officers at the 39th Annual Memorial Breakfast, with support from philanthropists and the Police Foundation.

The St. Louis Department of Health issued an advisory of a measles exposure at the St. Louis Aquarium and a nearby restaurant due to a visitor on April 30. They urge exposed individuals to seek medical advice before May 6.