Mike Kehoe: “The measures would protect our most vulnerable, hold insurance companies accountable and change the landscape of…”

Early detection through regular screenings, along with access to treatment and support, remains essential to saving lives.”

What happens here doesn’t just matter to the people of St. Louis or Kansas City, or Springfield, or the small towns across our state,” Kehoe said. “People around the country are watching to see what Missouri does.

In recent years, Missouri has become more dependent on electricity from outside our state borders. The State Energy Plan provides a roadmap for reversing that trend.

This executive order gives our producers and agricultural haulers some commonsense flexibility to lower transportation costs and keep Missouri agriculture moving.