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Governor Mike Parson ordered the Capitol Dome and Missouri Law Enforcement Memorial to be lit blue in honor of Missouri’s fallen law enforcement officers.

The most important partners law enforcement agencies work with are victims, Missouri Department of Public Safety Director Sandy Karsten told listeners Thursday afternoon inside the Capitol Rotunda.

It is National Crime Victims Rights Week in Missouri. Many gathered to honor them at the Capitol Building in Jefferson City.

JEFFERSON CITY – Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey will be the keynote speaker at the State of Missouri observation of National Crime Victims’ Rights Week

Local public safety agencies are set to receive a funding boost for equipment, training and more through grants awarded by the state.

JEFFERSON CITY -- On Thursday, Governor Mike Parson announced the Missouri Department of Public Safety has approved 428 grants totaling over $6.3 million to law

The State Team Member of the Month for March is credited with acting to save an emotionally depressed womans life.

SPRINGFIELD – Law enforcement agencies across Missouri will have access to free active shooter training thanks to a new agreement between Missouri State University and Missouri Department of Public Safety. The training curriculum is through the Advanced Law Enforcement Rapid Response Training (ALERRT) Center. "This partnership will provide the national standard for active shooter training throughout the state of Missouri, which betters law enforcement and makes communities safer," sa...

Missouri Gov. Mike Parson recommended another pay increase for state employees this session, seeking to boost recruitment and retention.

When Michael Ashley stepped up to get his diploma from the Missouri State Highway Patrol Law Enforcement Academy Thursday morning, he was one step closer to his dream.