1. In 1822, the Missouri General Assembly approved the incorporation of the City of St. Louis. This marked a significant moment in the state's history, as St. Louis would become a thriving hub of commerce and culture in the years to come.

2. In 1912, Missouri's largest recorded earthquake occurred near New Madrid. The quake, which measured 7.6 on the Richter scale, caused significant damage to buildings and infrastructure in the region.

3. On March 16, 1935, the Missouri State Highway Patrol was created. The agency was tasked with enforcing traffic laws and investigating crimes on Missouri's highways, and would go on to play a key role in maintaining public safety across the state.

4. In 1963, the Missouri General Assembly passed a law establishing the position of Lieutenant Governor. The Lieutenant Governor serves as the state's second-in-command and is responsible for various duties, including presiding over the state senate and assuming the governorship if the governor is unable to fulfill their duties.

5. On March 16, 2007, the Kansas City Royals played their first game at their new stadium, Kauffman Stadium. The stadium, which was built to replace the Royals' previous home of over 30 years, has since become a beloved landmark in the Kansas City community.