Wrap: As the Missouri license department saga continues, Gov. Jay Nixon's office announced the resignation of Director of Revenue Brian Long.

The revenue department faces controversy over scanning personal information of gun owners, which was then sent to the feds.

The story has changed several times on whether or not the feds received the information or if it was accessible.

The state Highway Patrol is also under fire for sending the feds the information.

In the same day Missouri State Highway Patrol Superintendent Ron Replogle says he will not resign.

Replogle said he has talked with people in the governor's office but not the governor himself.

Reporting from Jefferson City, I'm Taylor Beck.

Wrap: Superintendent of the Missouri State Highway Patrol Ron Replogle first faced controversy over the purchase of a 6 million dollar airplane for the governor.

Then the administration came under fire after sending information about Missourians conceal and carry permits to the feds.

There have been four or so different stories as to whether the patrol sent the information and whether or not it was accessible.

Senator Ryan Silvey told Replogle that if he were governor, he would request Replogle's resignation.

But Replogle says he refuses to resign.

In the same day, the governor's office announced Director of Revenue Brian Long's resignation.

Reporting from Jefferson City, I'm Taylor Beck.

Wrap: First the Governor said Missouri agencies didn't send information to the feds.

Shortly after, highway patrol admitted to sending it, but that it was unopenable.

Then, the feds themselves said they could open the most recent CD of information.

The Missouri State Highway Patrol superintendent Ron Replogle said what the feds said initially wasn't true. 

Replogle said the feds told him all disks were unreadable and he was expecting a correction. 

The inspector general's office did e-mail a correction shortly after, saying though they received disks on two different occasions, both were unreadable.

Reporting from the Jefferson City, I'm Taylor Beck.