Jefferson City News

Pat Seifert ended her 40-year tenure with Helias Catholic High School with humor and encouragement, telling Sunday's graduates to continue to strongly believe …

Prior to this school year, Blair Oaks High School faculty and staff were concerned about the Class of 2022.

As a young man who had recently graduated from college, Wesley "Wes" Scott was a little surprised when he was drafted into the U.S. Army and deployed overseas …

Paul Vassos worked in Springfield through the week, then traveled home to Marshall to spend weekends with his family.

A measure to provide $500 million in tax credits to Missourians may be in jeopardy of Gov. Mike Parson's veto power.

Sara Rittman, a volunteer naturalist at Runge Nature Center, taught an annual class Saturday on using worms to break food products down into compost. Rittman h…

As an environmental specialist with the Environmental Public Health Program at the Cole County Health Department, Gene Elwood said he sees the primary objectiv…

Plenty of Jefferson City area students take a load of college credits with them when they graduate high school, and with recent legislative changes, those cred…

Rain pushed folks attending Spring Art Day at The Art Bazaar inside Saturday morning.

One westbound lane of the U.S. 50 bridge over the Osage River will be closed Monday through Friday.

Dwight Days stood Tuesday in front of what's left of his childhood home, a tarp-covered shell that looks as if it has been sheered off right above ground level.

The latest offering from local author Jeremy Amick features historic tales that "lie in the shadows throughout Cole County."

As a nurse on the front lines of the COVID-19 pandemic, Jenny Akin had a hard time watching her younger sister follow the same path.

Coffee lovers in Jefferson City have a cozy new spot to check out in the Daily Dose Cafe.

As a student at Lincoln University and a mother, Chelsea Robinson wears many hats, and she's adding one more as the owner of a new holistic and organic product…