Ryan Pivoney is the assistant city editor for the Jefferson City News Tribune. He focuses on themes such as medicine and healthcare, government and politics, and general assignment news, covering topics ranging from healthcare administration to public policy. Ryan's work has been featured in Editor & Publisher (E&P) Magazine, The Fulton Sun, California Democrat Inc, and the Jefferson City News Tribune.
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Ryan Pivoney's coverage is heavily geared towards local news, with a focus on government and politics. His articles cover events, government announcements, and press releases related to topics such as higher education, lawmakers, state institutions (such as State Tech), and community advocacy.
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A Fulton man faces a first degree murder charge in connection to a 1991 shooting.
By: Ryan Pivoney
Four people died on Missouri roadways during Memorial Day weekend last year. Another 356 were injured in crashes, which totaled 868 when the holiday weekend was over.
The latest salary adjustment proposal for Cole County employees may be too expensive for the commission to swallow.
By: Ryan Pivoney
Travelers can expect a record number of work zones on Missouri highways this summer.
Law enforcement agencies need strong partners to keep the community safe.
Jefferson City and Cole County offices will be closed Monday for Memorial Day. Parking meters will be free on the holiday, according to city code.
By: Ryan Pivoney
More people died on Missouri highways this Memorial Day weekend than last year. Eight people died and another 99 were injured in traffic crashes from 6 p.m.
By: Ryan Pivoney
For the first time in 30 years, Cole County has new policies and fees for excavating the right-of-way.
J Street Vintage owner Lizzie Harlan saw plenty of familiar faces Sunday.
By: Ryan Pivoney
Summer activity is in full swing at the Mid-America Bank Sports Complex.
