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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The former president and 34-year director of Washington’s 353 Redevelopment Corporation was recognized by the city Monday night.
A criminal summons was issued Monday for a Cedar Hill woman who allegedly fled the scene of a crash on Interstate 44 last year and now faces multiple charges stemming
A St. Clair man was indicted last week on two felony statutory sodomy charges involving a girl under 12 years old, stemming from incidents dating back to a decade or
A Sullivan company has filed a legal action seeking to compel the Department of Health and Senior Services to issue it marijuana licenses.
Washington City Hall will soon start closing for business half an hour earlier.
A Robertstville man has been indicted on multiple child pornography charges.
By: Jonathan Riley
The City of Washington will use its remaining American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds for construction of its new fire station.
Christopher Neace was sworn in as New Haven’s new police chief Tuesday. His first official day on the job will be Jan. 1.
Pacific Mayor Heather Filley cast the deciding vote Tuesday to reject a proposal to require conditional use permits for restaurants in the city.
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) is proposing to designate critical habitat for endangered mussels along area rivers, according to a Dec. 13 announcement.
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