Gov. Matt Blunt highlights the success of lawsuit reform legislation he fought to pass and signed in 2005 to address the medical care crisis brewing across the state before he was elected governor.  The lawsuit reform legislation the governor championed and secured has significantly improved Missourians’ access to health care as well as the state’s business climate. (Bill Greenblatt)

Gov. Matt Blunt signs a supplemental bill that delivers funding for much-needed repairs at the Missouri Governor’s Mansion among other funding priorities. The repairs have been a top priority for First Lady Melanie Blunt who sought support for the legislation from the General Assembly. 

Gov. Matt Blunt reviews paperwork from his new office for the day in St. Charles. For the first time in more than 180 years, the First Missouri State Capitol State Historic Site in St. Charles served as a meeting place for Missouri’s governor and cabinet today.  (Bill Greenblatt)

Gov. Matt Blunt tours the original Missouri Senate chambers in the state’s first capitol in St. Charles. (Bill Greenblatt)

Gov. Matt Blunt reviews army reenactors while touring the Lewis and Clark Boathouse and Nature Center in St. Charles. (Bill Greenblatt)

Gov. Matt Blunt visits Emmaus Homes Adult Day Care Center during Capital for a Day stop in St. Charles to highlight the work they perform to assist Missourians with disabilities.

Gov. Matt Blunt issues a proclamation recognizing "Munchkin" Mickey Carroll Day.  Mr. Carroll is one of seven living munchkins from the Wizard of Oz.

Gov. Matt Blunt speaks at Firefighters Day at the Capitol honoring Missouri firefighters’ bravery and commitment to protecting our families.   

Gov. Matt Blunt celebrates National Donate Life Month by issuing a proclamation highlighting the importance of organ donations.  

Gov. Matt Blunt joins 15,000 runners for the Go! St. Louis Marathon. The governor led a team in the four-person marathon relay competition.

Gov. Matt Blunt wants Missourians to have more green in their pockets and environmentally-friendly products in their homes. The governor outlines his plan to help Missourians save money and protect the environment with a Show-Me Green Tax Holiday eliminating sales tax for one week on Energy Star products which are more energy efficient and better for our environment.

Gov. Matt Blunt and First Lady Melanie Blunt watch a sneak peek of Ben Stein’s new film Expelled: No Intelligence Allowed.