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Beginning September 14, crews working on the Improve I‑70 Warrenton to Wentzville Project will temporarily close Veterans Memorial Parkway (the I‑70 South Outer Road) for 30 days to construct the connections to the new roundabout east of Wright City.  more
A Chesterfield woman is facing criminal charges for allegedly stealing data from Innsbrook Resort while working there. more
The Wright City Board of Aldermen approved a new ordinance Thursday, Aug. 27, regulating any future data centers that developers may want to bring to town. more
Wright City police will likely soon start recruiting underage confidential informants to conduct compliance checks at area convenience stores and similar businesses to ensure retailers are asking for identification when selling alcohol and tobacco products. more
At its Aug. 27 meeting, the Wright City School Board held a special hearing to set the annual tax rate for fiscal year (FY) 2027. more
A 13-year-old Warrenton girl was injured Sunday, Aug. 30, in a “towed watersport mishap” in Ralls County, according to the Missouri State Highway Patrol. more
A Warrenton man is facing felony charges following a Tuesday, Sept. 1, search of his home by the East Central Drug Task Force. more
The intersection of South Street and Pinckney Street in Truesdale was closed to traffic Thursday morning after a truck struck a phone line. more
Following discussion at last week’s regular Wright City Board of Aldermen meeting, and a special meeting Monday, Aug. 31, the board approved a 2026 tax rate of $0.8665 per $100 of assessed valuation. more
City of Warrenton elected officials and staff will attend a class this month to ensure they understand the requirements of the Missouri Sunshine Law, according to Mayor Eric Schleuter. more
Here are the upcoming events in Warren County Sept. 3-9. more
A Wright City man is facing multiple felony charges for unlawful firearm possession after a search of his home by the East Central Drug Task Force. more
Meet the winners of our Back-to-School Photo Contest sponsored by The Missouri Bank! more
Eastbound traffic will shift right and westbound traffic will shift left onto the newly constructed pavement for the future eastbound I-70 to allow crews to construct all westbound lanes simultaneously. more
A new University of Missouri Extension report estimates outdoor recreation contributes more than $10 billion annually to the state’s economy and supports tens of thousands of jobs in a variety of sectors, including tourism, hospitality, retail and manufacturing. more
A rural Warrenton man has been charged with first-degree child molestation in connection with an incident involving an 8-year-old girl in 2023. more
Following the success of this year’s National Night Out event on Aug. 4 in Truesdale, planning is already underway for next year’s event, which will be in Warrenton. more
Take two good friends, add donuts and bakery items, toss in nicknames and top it off with a couple of shots of espresso. KayBug’s Bakery will make its debut at 203 Depot St. with a soft opening within a few days and a grand opening planned for Sept. 12 during the annual car show in Marthasville. more
The Warrenton Board of Aldermen held a public hearing Tuesday, Aug. 18, and approved setting the 2026 tax rate at a total of $0.4277 per $100 valuation.  more
Each year, the Warren County R-III School Board is presented with an update on the state of the district’s various assessment programs. more
The right lane of eastbound I-70 is scheduled to close during the evening hours on Sunday, August 30, 2026 at the West Warrenton Boulevard interchange (mile marker 191.8) in Warren County, due to a pavement failure. more
Here are the incidents reported by the Warren County Sheriff's Department. more
As the 2026-27 school year marks a new chapter for the Wright City School District, Superintendent Dr. Amy Salvo last week announced the district’s theme for the school year. more
A Wright City man is facing felony charges after allegedly beating a woman with a tire iron and pouring “an unknown substance” into her eyes in an attempt to blind her. more
Project stakeholders and community leaders gathered Tuesday, Aug. 25, to break ground on the expansion of the Warren County Emergency Communications Center, an effort long in the making. more
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