Jonathan Riley is a Managing Editor for the Missourian Publishing Company, focusing on local news in the state of Missouri, specifically in the Washington area. He has also contributed to Farmers Weekly, covering agricultural topics. Jonathan's articles cover a wide range of subjects, including transportation, crime, local government, weather, and community events.
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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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A Texas man is facing a felony statutory rape charge in connection with a recent incident in Pacific.
A St. Louis man was sentenced Tuesday to nine years in federal prison for attempting to buy 40 pounds of methamphetamine in a drug deal at a gas station in
A Robertsville man wanted for multiple felony charges has been arrested following a confrontation with police in Illinois.
By: Jonathan Riley
Discussion of a new subdivision south of Washington at this week’s meeting of the city’s Planning & Zoning Commission prompted a broader conversation about next steps for construction of the
A Lonedell man was charged with two felony motor vehicle tampering counts this week in connection with the recent theft of a car from St. Louis County and another incident
By: Jonathan Riley
The Drug Enforcement Administration, along with more than 4,400 partner agencies, collected nearly 630,000 pounds of unused medications at 4,600
The Downtown Washington Contract Postal Unit will close in March 2025, according to a memo placed in post office boxes last week.
By: Jonathan Riley
Documents recently filed in federal court in St. Louis shed light on a new nationwide trend of fraud schemes targeting elderly victims and involving demands of payment in the form
The Washington City Council appointed two new police officers Monday, as well as reappointing three others.
A former employee of Canam Steel Corporation (CSC) who is among several women to sue the company this year alleging sexual harassment and discrimination at its Washington plant has filed
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