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JERSEYVILLE – Jerseyville Police Officer Nick Woelfel was recently commended by his department for his role in rescuing two people from a house fire on Dec. 22, 2025 in the 500 block of Pine Street in Jerseyville. Police Chief Danny Green presented a Department Commendation award to Officer Woelfel at the Tuesday, Jan. 6, 2026 Jerseyville City Council meeting. “Officers and firefighters for the City of Jerseyville were dispatched to a structure fire , where dispatch advised residents

Deputies are investigating a crash involving a school bus that left two injured in Lincoln County Tuesday afternoon.

Missouri House Speaker Jon Patterson said he would support legislation that would change who would govern the Missouri State High School Activities Association (MSHSAA).

Chief Robert Tracy started as a consultant at University of Missouri-St. Louis on Jan. 1, the university announced this week.

This week marks the three-year anniversary of William Zinselmeier’s death at the Jefferson County Jail. His daughter, Kristen Zinselmeier, filed a federal lawsuit alleging her diabetic father was denied his medication, while staff reportedly ignored his calls for help.

City officials encourage fans to plan ahead and allow extra time, as the competition continues into the weekend.

The local burger and sandwich chain announced it has closed 3 locations.

Retired USAF veteran spends his free time teaching American citizenship classes. Why isn't the government helping him?

Poettker Construction, an award-winning company specializing in construction management, design-build, and general contracting services, finished 2025 without a lost-time incident. The company earned national recognition as a Top 400 Contractor by Engineering News-Record and Top Performer honors by the Associated Builders and Contractors. Keith Poettker, Chairman & CEO of Poettker Construction, said, “2025 was particularly […]

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One of the most common refrains we hear from age verification proponents is that online ID checks are nothing new. After all, you show your ID at bars and liquor stores all the time, right? And it’s true that many places age-restrict access in-person to various goods and services, such as tobacco, alcohol, firearms, lottery […]

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Missouri officials are warning drivers about misinformation circulating online regarding vehicle registration and inspection requirements, saying state law has not changed.

The 2025 tornado season in the United States proved to be notably active, with preliminary data showing above-average tornado activity, especially during the spring months.