Gov. Mike Kehoe, in inaugural address, says securing state’s future begins with public safety
JEFFERSON CITY — Michael L. Kehoe became Missouri’s 58th governor on Monday, reciting the oath of office before over 1,000 spectators gathered outside the Capitol in freezing temperatures. "We haven't had a storm like this, with this amount, in several years," said MoDOT's Bob Becker, district maintenance engineer for the St. Lou…
Michael Leo Kehoe became the 58th governor of Missouri on Monday, vowing a crackdown on crime while urging politicians to work together amid a “divided and more cynical” world.
Task forces to arrest people with outstanding warrants and immigration enforcement training for the Missouri State Highway ...
Controlling crime, expanding education options and cutting taxes will be the top priorities for Missouri, new Gov. Mike Kehoe ...
The schedule was announced for Governor-elect Mike Kehoe's inauguration.Monday, Jan. 13, is inauguration day for Missouri's ...
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Kehoe hosts Governor's Prayer Breakfast for first timeMike Kehoe recalled a request from then-governor Matt Blunt to help organize the Governor's Prayer Breakfast in 2005.Twenty ...
Missouri has a new governor. Republican Mike Kehoe, formerly the lieutenant governor and a state senator before that, was ...
Among his more laudable plans is to create a grant program to help local governments with increased police budgets and ...
As his first official act as governor, Mike Kehoe has signed six executive orders that are designed to reduce crime. The ...
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