The Missouri State Highway Patrol is seeing a rise in road rage and aggressive driving incidents in the area. Troopers want to caution drivers from behaviors which could lead to an incident with a ...

He sent pictures from his classroom to the 14-year-old girl, who was actually an undercover police officer, authorities say.

Task forces to arrest people with outstanding warrants and immigration enforcement training for the Missouri State Highway Patrol are among the actions Gov. Mike Kehoe ordered Monday as part of a ...

TAYLOR, Mo. — A Monday morning crash in Marion County injured a LaGrange man. The Missouri State Highway Patrol said a 2014 Hyundai Sonata driven by a 40-year-old LaGrange man was heading south at ...

Missouri State Highway Patrol (MSHP) reported a 6-year-old stepped off a school bus at 4:31 p.m. on January 13, along Highway 61, just south of Morley. At this time, MSHP said a 2004 Toyota Tundra ...

Send selected troopers from the Missouri Highway Patrol to federal immigration enforcement training under the 287-G program established in 1996. Require law enforcement to include the immigration ...

CHARLESTON, Mo. (WSIL) -- One person is dead and two others injured after a two-vehicle crash on Thursday morning. The ...

Another order calls for pay changes at the Missouri State Highway Patrol, allowing troopers to max out their salaries in 12 years rather than the current 15 years. Kehoe also ordered a task force ...

Warnings would be included in the driver’s record. Subsequent violations would result in fines. The Missouri State Highway Patrol would be responsible for enforcement. Additionally, driver training ...

The governor also ordered changes to the Missouri State Highway Patrol’s salary structure to expedite officers’ progression to the top pay tier and called for a review of parole guidelines to ...

5. Gov. Kehoe signed into law a pay grid adjustment to the Missouri State Highway Patrol to reduce the time it takes to reach top salary from 15 years to 12 years of service. Bailey said they’d ...