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Jefferson County jury awards LDG $36M in housing discrimination lawsuit
LDG Development won a $36 million verdict in a discrimination lawsuit against the city of Prospect, resolving a yearslong dispute over a senior housing project.
Jefferson Parish deputies seize $1 million worth of drugs from Metairie home
Jefferson Parish Sheriff Joe Lopinto announced the arrest of Anthony J. Caruso, a suspected steroid producer and dealer in Metairie.
Forest management projects showcased as officials assess wildfire mitigation efforts Colorado officials, la...
Colorado officials, lawmakers and forestry experts toured several forest management projects in Jefferson and Clear Creek counties this week to examine ongoing wildfire mitigation efforts, highlight successf...
Jefferson City public schools kick off new year
Oversized backpacks jostled and Velcro-tightened shoes squeaked Monday across the West Elementary library, as about 45 kindergarteners assembled for their first day of school.
JCPS changes bus stop where drivers were blowing past the stop arm
Jefferson County Public Schools is changing the location of a school bus stop where cars were caught on video running the bus stop sign.
Jefferson Parish making changes to P.E., recess for K-5 students. Here's what's new.
Jefferson Parish schools are making changes to their P.E. and recess schedules to allow for more instructional time. Some parents are pushing back.
Pulitzer Prize-winning historian Annette Gordon-Reed to deliver Constitution Day address at UNI
Harvard University professor Annette Gordon-Reed will present "Thomas Jefferson and the Presidency" as the University of Northern Iowa
MoDOT provides update on rural highway speed limits
JEFFERSON CITY — As the new law permitting the Missouri Department of Transportation to increase rural highway speed limits to 75 mph nears its Aug. 28 effective date, MoDOT shared a …
2027 budget projects $15 million in Jefferson City sales, use tax revenue
Jefferson City is projecting a 5 percent increase in sales and use tax revenue for 2027 after collections this year came in higher than expected, prompting city officials to adjust what they called a conserv...
Fisherman attacked by bear on Colorado mountain trail
Colorado wildlife officials euthanized a bear after it attacked and injured a fisherman walking along a mountain trail in Jefferson County on Friday night.
Fisherman attacked by bear in Jefferson County, bear euthanized Colorado Parks and Wildlife says a fisherma...
Colorado Parks and Wildlife says a fisherman was injured in a bear attack in Jefferson County on Friday.
MoDOT still evaluating rural interstates for new 75 mph limits
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — A new law permitting the Missouri Department of Transportation to increase rural highway speed limits to 75 mph takes effect Aug. 28, but the department is
Steve Englehart show premieres Aug. 24
Join University of West Georgia Football and Head Coach Steve Englehart live beginning Monday, August 24, for the premiere of the Head Coach Steve Englehart Show hosted by Jefferson’s on
Jefferson Parish shoppers stunned after Elmwood shooting and attempted second-degree murder arrest
A man was shot during an argument at the Elmwood Shopping Center, leading to the arrest of 44-year-old Charlie English III and leaving residents shocked.
Jefferson City native to publish first superhero graphic novel
In his upcoming graphic novel, Jefferson City native Nandor Fox Shaffer uses superhero elements to explore identity and inner turmoil.
Missouri River Regional Library garden named Summer Garden of the Season
A garden at the Missouri River Regional Library in Jefferson City has received the 2026 Summer Garden of the Season honor for the organization/business category.
Proposed $88M Jefferson City budget hinges on public safety tax vote
Jefferson City's proposed $88 million 2027 budget could change significantly depending on whether voters approve a proposed increase to the city's public safety sales tax in November.
More precise voting map puts hundreds in different county, Jefferson County clerk says
Jefferson County Clerk David Yates is taking legal action after newly drawn maps placed hundreds of Oldham and Bullitt voters in Jefferson County.
'It's another tool for us': Jeffersonville police use new simulator to train officers
Jeffersonville police are using new technology to help officers prepare for some of the most challenging situations they may face on the job.
NT Daily 8/18: Jefferson City Has a New Councilman — and Erin Is Anxious About the State Budget
Good morning, Jefferson City. Today on NT Daily: Hal Dulle is officially the new Ward 3 council member, Missouri’s longtime budget director Dan Haug is retiring — which is causing Erin just a little more...
Jefferson City Council picks Dulle as new Ward 3 member, debates Flock camera use
The Jefferson City Council selected Hal Dulle as the next Ward 3 council member Monday and debated the city's use of Flock automated license plate readers.
JC Academic Center opens for tours before new school year
Jefferson City residents got a sneak peek at the school district's newest facility during an open house Monday afternoon.
Jefferson teachers appreciate improvements to school
When Joplin classes begin Aug. 24, students and parents will see a number of improvements and upgrades at three of the district’s older elementary schools.