U.S. Senator Roy Blunt (MO) announced that he was selected to continue serving as Chairman of the U.S. Senate Appropriations Subcommittee on Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies (Labor/HHS). “I look forward to leading this subcommittee, and continuing our work on policies and programs aimed at improving the quality of life and […]

Governor Parson said, “I am honored to appoint Scott Fitzpatrick as the next State Treasurer. Scott has built his career, as a small business owner and legislator, with a proven track record of being a wise steward and protector of the people’s money.” “From the beginning of this administration, it has been a top priority […]

ST. LOUIS​​ – The City of St. Louis and federal government officials announced today that they have finalized the transactional details in order to transfer to the federal government the land in North St. Louis to be used for the Next NGA West headquarters. “For over seventy years St. Louis has been proud to be […]

Governor Parson said, “As Governor, I take the responsibility to make appointments very seriously. Now that Josh Hawley will soon be serving in the United States Senate, I have the responsibility to ensure we provide stability and instill confidence for all Missourians that their government will continue to work for them.” “I am incredibly proud […]

Mayor Lyda Krewson has appointed attorney Michael Dauphin as the City’s new assessor. Dauphin, 38, an attorney who formerly worked at Foley & Mansfield’s St. Louis office, begins effective November 5. The Assessor’s Office assesses all City property to fairly reflect market value and to accurately record all real estate and personal property information. The […]

Blunt, McCaskill, Hartzler, Smith Work to Ensure Access to Affordable Energy for Fort Leonard Wood, Local Communities  WASHINGTON – This week, Missouri Senators Roy Blunt and Claire McCaskill, along with Representatives Vicky Hartzler and Jason Smith, sent a letter urging the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission to consider the significant impact the natural gas service rate […]

Governor Parson Announces Appointments to the State Board of Education  Today, Governor Parson appointed Carol Hallquist and Peter Herschend to the State Board of Education. “We owe it to our students to provide the best, high quality public education in Missouri,” said Governor Parson. “It was important to act quickly to restore and provide functionality […]

Auditor Galloway finds increasing number of taxpayers receiving late tax refunds Administration paying other bills ahead of individual refunds due to state’s lack of cash JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (January 8, 2018) Missouri State Auditor Nicole Galloway today released an audit of the timeliness of income tax refunds by the Department of Revenue that revealed refunds to taxpayers […]

                Good Choice: Determination, Community Policing, A “Face-to-Face” New Top City Cop – John Hayden It’s easy to criticize! But it’s more challenging to accept citizen responsibility and be a part of the solution. As I arrived Thursday in Room 200 of the Mayor’s office in St. Louis City, there […]

Missouri Governor Eric Greitens Commutes Sentence of Judy Henderson In 1982, Judy Henderson was sentenced to life in prison for what the trial judge described as a “relatively minor” role in a robbery-turned-murder. Today, Governor Greitens commuted Judy Henderson’s sentence to time served: 35 years and 111 days. The Governor reached this decision after he […]