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Nine teams of state employees pitched ideas to make Missouri government more efficient Monday, a majority of which took aim at statewide recruitment challenges and operations within the Department of Social Services.

Faced with danger, first responders routinely run toward the threat, not away from it. A handful of Mid-Missourians were honored Wednesday for heroic actions they exhibited while in the line of duty.

The new state Health and Crime Lab coming to Jefferson City is a blueprint for multi-agency collaboration, state leaders said.

The Missouri Chamber of Commerce presented a plan Monday in Kansas City with eight recommendations to fight crime in the state.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE June 01, 2022 Missouri launches free Critical Incident Stress Management training program for first responders Registration is now open

Monday was a day to remember members of the U.S. military who died while serving their country.

GOVERNOR PARSON ORDERS CAPITOL DOME, MISSOURI LAW ENFORCEMENT MEMORIAL LIGHTED BLUE IN HONOR OF FALLEN LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS

The Missouri Highway Patrol graduated 10 officers from an accelerated training class Friday, a first in the agency's 91-year history.

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — Gov. Mike Parson proclaimed April 24-30 as Crime Victims’ Rights Week in Missouri, which coincides with National Crime Victims’ Rights Week.

Missouri faces some concerning public safety challenges and state leaders want your help.