Missouri News
As Jefferson City High School graduated 293 seniors Sunday, Superintendent Larry Linthacum said the one word that describes the graduates is "resilient."
by Gerry Tritz May 16, 2022A 2012 Lighthouse Preparatory Academy graduate returned to the school a decade later to tell the new crop of graduates to embrace failure as a way to succeed.
by Gerry Tritz May 16, 2022Roddy Bruns has achieved the distinction of being a centenarian. In his 100 years, he has amassed immeasurable experiences he enjoys reflecting upon with frien…
by Jeremy Amick May 16, 2022For most people, it would be a pivotal decision in life: study computer science at one of the nation's most prestigious universities or pursue a passion for ac…
by Gerry Tritz May 16, 2022Boone County Fire Protection District Assistant Chief Bryant Gladney responded to a crash early in the morning on Dec. 22. It ended up being a call he wouldn't…
by Michael Shine May 16, 2022Primrose Retirement Community of Jefferson City was recently recognized for its happy and healthy atmosphere with the Distinguished Community of the Year award…
by News Tribune staff [email protected] May 16, 2022A Jefferson City man was injured when his car crashed early Sunday morning in Jefferson City. Two people were hurt when a motorcycle and car collided Saturday …
May 15, 2022Commencement ceremonies for Jefferson City High School graduates will be held indoors today due to rain in the forecast.
by Staff Reports May 15, 2022Several Missouri lawmakers won't return to office next year, including three area legislators facing different propositions: opportunities for higher office an…
by Joe Gamm , Ryan Pivoney May 15, 2022While rent prices are increasing across much of the country, Missouri's median rent increase was below the national rate by around $100, according to a new rep…
by Cameron Gerber May 15, 2022This week's announcement that state lawmakers approved a new state laboratory to be built on the old Missouri State Penitentiary site could mean development pl…
by Jeff Haldiman May 15, 2022The Jefferson City Council will consider two bills Monday that increase pay for police officers and for city staff.
by News Tribune staff [email protected] May 15, 2022People dressed for combat were set up in historic-style camps with tents and canopies, surrounded by all kinds of weapons and historical military artifacts.
by Layne Stracener May 15, 2022Scott Campbell's favorite part of his job is finding solutions to issues that prevent them from repeating. He calls them "the light bulb effect" or "Aha moment…
by Ryan Pivoney May 15, 2022Friends, family, staff and faculty flooded the Russellville High School gymnasium to honor seniors Friday during their graduation ceremony.
by Kaden Quinn May 15, 2022