Missouri’s new governor issues orders to crack down on crime, immigration
Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe addressed plans to “secure Missouri’s future” through improving public safety, education and reducing the role of government. Gov. Mike Kehoe hands out ceremonial signing pens after signing executive orders after being sworn in as the 58th governor of Missouri on Monday at the Capitol in Jefferson City.
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Deaths in Missouri prisons hit a new high in 2024. The preliminary total, 139, is two more than the 137 recorded by the ...
Members of the park board say in court documents that St. Charles, particularly its mayor, wants to sell the 100-acre ...
Missouri Chief Brandon Harris' salary increased from $168,000 to $200,000 after agreeing to a new contract with the city to ...
More than 3,000 undocumented Missouri residents are in a federal program allowing them to work and go to school. They’re ...
Considered to be a “manipulative predator,” the man groomed the girls through gifts and money, officials said.
Caleb Grill racked up 22 points off the bench and sank a pair of clutch free throws with five seconds remaining as Missouri ...
Missouri state Rep. Brian Seitz already has filed three bills this year pertaining to legislation in child sexual abuse cases ...
Officials didn't initiate a review on a 3-pointer by Missouri guard Caleb Grill during its upset of No. 4 Florida after it ...
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