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Jonathan Riley's coverage predominantly focuses on local news, crime, government and politics in the United States with a specific focus on Missouri and Washington. His reporting includes breaking news, evolving stories, and government announcements related to crime rates, community development projects, city governance issues, and infrastructure developments.
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By: Jonathan Riley
Marthasville aldermen, who say they were unaware that a trash hauling contract they approved in April gives each of them personally an extra trash cart that they don't have to pay for, are now looking to revise the agreement.
By: Jonathan Riley
After hearing from representatives of solar developers Ranger Power and Desri, as well as members of the public, the Warren County Planning & Zoning Commission voted Thursday, Aug. 20, to postpone a decision on approving a new solar overlay district until next month.
By: Jonathan Riley
With one lawsuit already filed against the city and other residents considering separate litigation over a planned asphalt plant, at a packed meeting last week, the Wright City Planning & Zoning Commission backed off from approving another step toward making the facility a reality.
The Warrenton Board of Aldermen held a public hearing Tuesday, Aug. 18, and approved setting the 2026 tax rate at a total of $0.4277 per $100 valuation.
Following the success of this year’s National Night Out event on Aug. 4 in Truesdale, planning is already underway for next year’s event, which will be in
By: Jonathan Riley
Following discussion at last week's regular Wright City Board of Aldermen meeting, and a special meeting Monday, Aug. 31, the board approved a 2026 tax rate of $0.8665 per $100 of assessed valuation.
By: Jonathan Riley
Warrenton and Wright City police will likely soon start recruiting underage confidential informants to conduct compliance checks at area convenience stores and similar businesses to ensure retailers are asking for identification when selling alcohol and tobacco products.
The Warrenton Board of Aldermen has rejected yet another nominee for the Ward 1 seat whose permanent occupant has remained unclear since Cody Turner won the April election, despite having died before election day.
By: Jonathan Riley
The City of Wright City and developers of a proposed asphalt plant have responded to a lawsuit filed in July seeking an injunction and declaratory judgment to prevent plans for the facility from moving forward.
By: Jonathan Riley
Missouri State Treasurer Vivek Malek visited Warrenton Sept. 1, making stops at the Warrenton Area Chamber of Commerce and Warren County Pathfinders to promote the MO ABLE (Achieving a Better Life Experience) program, which provides tax-advantaged savings accounts for people with disabilities.
