Stephi Smith is a city government reporter at the Jefferson City News Tribune. She focuses on topics related to urban development, public transportation, and real estate, covering city hall board meetings and city council activities. Stephi's work has been featured in The Fulton Sun, Columbia Missourian, Jefferson City News Tribune, California Democrat Inc, and COMO Magazine.
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Stephi Smith primarily covers local government and politics in Jefferson City, with a focus on city council activities, public hearings, and announcements. She also covers topics related to agriculture & farming as well as transportation & logistics.
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By: Stephi Smith
Dan Weitkamp spends much of his day planning transportation projects that may take years to become reality, but the Jefferson City senior planner says seeing those projects eventually benefit residents is what makes a career in public service worthwhile.
By: Stephi Smith
Tanna Ortmeyer said she thinks of her garden like a painter might look at a mural.
The Jefferson City Council hit pause Monday on a proposal to overhaul how it fills vacancies.
Minibikes and burnout-filled street stunts could soon come with a hefty fine in Jefferson City after the City Council voted Monday to outlaw both on city streets.
By: Stephi Smith
Jefferson City is encouraging residents to plant more wildflowers and use fewer pesticides as part of a broader effort to support declining monarch butterfly populations.
The Missouri Local Government Employees Retirement System is growing its Jefferson City footprint with a three-story addition to its headquarters, expected to be complete this fall.
By: Stephi Smith
With JEFFTRAN operating a reduced service because of a driver shortage, Jefferson City leaders are turning to outside consultants for answers.
The Bolivar Street bridge reopened Thursday. The Missouri Department of Transportation began rebuilding the bridge deck over U.S. 50 in April.
By: Stephi Smith
Catholic Charities of Central and Northern Missouri hopes to expand its food assistance efforts with a new greenhouse.
By: Stephi Smith
A worn railroad crossing on West Main Street has put Jefferson City against the clock, prompting city leaders to approve nearly $76,000 in repairs before a state deadline expires.
