Ameren: Location of Groundwater Testing Wells Was Intentional
Opponents of a proposed coal waste landfill in Labadie say the publ…
Franklin County has asked a judge to dismiss a lawsuit filed by three citizens seeking to block the county commission from refinancing certificates of participation, or COPs, used to construct and renovate county buildings and pave roads.
Franklin County emergency responders have successfully switched to narrowband communications more than half a year before the Federal Communications Commission deadline.
Area officials this week said that continuing to rely on the state’s “gas tax” is not the best solution to address the funding shortfall for transportation projects in Missouri.
Political discourse at Franklin County commission meetings has reached a new low.
Opponents of a proposed coal waste landfill in Labadie say the public should be leery of any groundwater tests that are not performed by the Missouri Department of Natural Resources or the Environmental Protection Agency.
Why does the city want to annex adjoining land, much of it currently used for agriculture, into the city limits?
A Washington woman was seriously injured Tuesday afternoon in a two-car crash on Highway 100 at Route T, the Missouri Highway Patrol reported.
By one stroke, the Borgia Knights captured the MSHSAA Class 3 state golf championship.
In roughly two months, Franklin County’s long-delayed 911 and computer-aided dispatching system is expected to be up and running.
Three cases of salmonella have been reported to the Franklin County Department of Health since the end of April, but officials believe there is no cause for alarm.
The U.S. Postal Service announced a new strategy Wednesday that could keep the nation’s smallest post offices open for business, while providing a framework to achieve significant cost savings as part of the plan to return the organization to financial stability.
A Washington woman was seriously injured Sunday morning when the car she was driving crashed into a rock bluff on the west side of Highway 47, south of Steutermann Road.
All lanes on Interstate 44 are scheduled to be closed three nights next week as work begins to replace the Highway 100 overpass near Gray Summit.
Now that St. Charles County has amended its pseudoephedrine prescription law a local narcotics investigator who’s spearheading anti-meth legislation will be setting his sights on other counties, including Franklin County.
Letters and petitions from some property owners objecting to an annexation plan under study will be reviewed Monday by the Washington Planning and Zoning Commission.
United Way donors had an opportunity to see firsthand how their contributions improve the lives of people in this community.
After hearing about video footage that showed the destruction left over from the tornado that struck Joplin High School May 22, 2011, New Haven school officials are changing the way they conduct their tornado drills.
Positive people, positive thinking, positive results is the motto of the newly formed nonprofit organization Action Riders.
A Franklin County judge has granted a defense request for a gag order in the case of a St. Clair area man accused of murdering his girlfriend.
Authorities have charged a Gasconade County teen who eluded Franklin County deputies for several hours last Friday after leading them on two high-speed chases.
While taking a back seat to arguably more pressing issues, Franklin County officials are continuing to work on a new comprehensive plan to provide a long-range vision for the next 10 to 15 years.
A one-vehicle crash on Highway 47 between Augusta Bottom Road and the Missouri River bridge caused a power outage Monday night for 1,715 Ameren Missouri customers in the southern portion of Warren County.
Two weeks after his wedding, a Berger area man drowned when he was thrown from a personal watercraft he was operating in a residential lake on property west of Washington.
Franklin County continues to have one of the highest unemployment rates in the region, exceeding the national and state averages.
Authorities believe they found the rifle that was used to murder 40-year-old Stephanie Tauchert, who was shot and killed in her home in the Lake St. Clair development just before 5 p.m. on Wednesday, April 25.
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