Two Missouri Senate bills propose naming stretches of roadways after President Donald J. Trump, with private donations funding signage.

Missourians could be cruising down “Donald J. Trump Highway” if new bills to rename parts of the state’s roads get the green light.

With executive actions repealing federal guardrails on artificial intelligence, President Donald Trump’s first few weeks in office have marked a major shift from the Biden administration’s attitude toward the tech industry.

JEFFERSON CITY— A proposal to name a large swath of Missouri highways after President Donald Trump received little pushback in a state Senate hearing on Monday. A pair of proposals would name roadways after the president. One, filed by Sen. Nick Schroer, R-Defiance, names Highway D from Route 94 to Highway T after the President.

An FDA spokesperson would not clarify how long it would remain open or whether it is still on DOGE’s chopping block.

President Donald Trump’s address to Congress Tuesday night is getting glowing reviews from Republican members of Missouri’s congressional delegation. Northern Missouri Congressman Sam Graves said Trump is doing exactly what he said he would do during the campaign.