Returning plenty of experience, the St. Francis Borgia softball Lady Knights will be looking to improve on last year’s 14-14 record.

That’s all that separated the St. Clair volleyball Lady Bulldogs from their second district title in a row in 2024.

Four golfers are back on the links again for the Lady Indians. Seniors Abigail Stoker and Lynlee Besancenez, junior Lillie Pelton and sophomore Mary Hermann return from 2024’s team.

The annual St. Joseph Neier homecoming celebration marked 77 years on Sunday with activities for adults and kids all day long.

Franklin County commissioners voted Tuesday to accept a $137,500 federal grant designed to help the sheriff’s office fight drug trafficking. The High Intensity Drug Trafficking Areas (HIDTA) Program ...

With two months left to report in its fiscal year 2024-25 sales tax collections, the City of Union has some ground to cover to match the totals from the previous year.

Pacific Post 320 might have been the underdog after a loss in the first pool play game of the Zone 1 Freshmen Tournament. However, Post 320 (21-12) didn't look like an underdog in the other three ...

This year has been full of career highlights for state Sen. Ben Brown, R-Washington. The local lawmaker notched big wins in election and education policy, and said he’s focused on pursuing changes to ...

Audrey Stanard, a recent graduate of the University of Missouri’s journalism school, joined The Missourian’s news team Tuesday as a photojournalist. Stanard, 24, previously worked as a staff ...

A key metric for tracking drug use among Franklin County students shows a sharp drop between 2018 and 2024, according to survey data released last week. Self-reported rates of recent prescription drug ...

Franklin County is considering using money from a now-shelved project to pay its share of widening 4,000 feet of Highway 47 to four lanes. County commissioners unanimously voted Tuesday to approve a ...

The Washington Sales Tax Committee met Friday to discuss funding requests for the city’s emergency services over the next decade. The committee, made up of over a dozen city officials and business ...