Missouri governor signs law placing St. Louis Police under state control, joining the KCPD
The St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department will no longer be under the control of the mayor’s office and instead will be overseen by a governor-appointed board. It's similar to the Confederate-era system that manages Kansas City Police.
Kansas City and soon, St. Louis. Gov. Mike Kehoe has signed an anti-crime package into law today that will form a state board ...
House Bill 495 is part of Gov. Mike Kehoe's tough-on-crime "Safer Missouri" initiative. The sweeping public safety bill has ...
Two school-choice priorities remain on new governor’s to-do list: an open-enrollment plan for public school students, along ...
The Missouri Legislature could send another bill to Gov. Mike Kehoe’s desk soon that aims to protect money that is owed to ...
In addition to cutting core parts of the governor's proposal, a House budget plan cuts state funding for Springfield's Jefferson Avenue Footbridge.
Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe has issued an executive order to speed up storm cleanup by temporarily waiving certain ...
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