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…
Mike Kehoe recalled a request from then-governor Matt Blunt to help organize the Governor's Prayer Breakfast in 2005.Twenty ...
Task forces to arrest people with outstanding warrants and immigration enforcement training for the Missouri State Highway ...
Gov. Mike Kehoe said having a mentor played a large role in his success in taking over the governor's mansion. During his ...
Mike Kehoe was sworn in Monday as the 58th governor of Missouri. “I will always remember and honor the solemn oath I just ...
Mike Kehoe, a Republican and former automobile dealer, was sworn in as the 58th governor of Missouri on Monday, January 13, ...
As his first official act as governor, Mike Kehoe has signed six executive orders that are designed to reduce crime. The ...
Republicans and Democrats alike are promoting anti-crime initiatives as a new year of lawmaking gets underway.
Mike Kehoe has inauguration events scheduled throughout the day on Monday, Jan. 13, with festivities beginning at 11:30 a.m.
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