Maryville News

Justin Coffelt makes his way home from a trip to a convenience store on Commercial Street in St.

In Maryville, Mo., where burgers and fries usually rule for lunch, guests sat elbow to elbow enjoying steak and ale pie, colcannon and treacle.

A Tarkio man, charged in a deadly stabbing, learned his trial date Monday. Steven Sapp will go before a jury on a murder charge in October.

' In their first year of a law capping tuition increases, most Missouri universities are raising their tuition by nearly the maximum amount allowed during the upcoming school year.

A Maryville, Mo., man was pronounced dead at the scene of a one-vehicle wreck early Friday at Mozingo Lake.

Picture this Dave and Mary Wilson from Maryville, Mo. enjoy the view at Rainbow Curve in Rocky Mountain National Park Wednesday.

Many of us gamble every day. We gamble on the stock market, property, even negotiating whether to cross the street.

Nick Main recently graduated with honors from The Missouri Academy in Maryville.

It's a trend that's seen throughout the nation. Prisons are bursting at the seams as states wrestle with rising crime.

John and Lisa Liss of Webster Groves with their children Gabriel, 8, and Adeline, 6. Lisa Liss is a PAC member for the Webster Groves School District.

A Maryville family is about to get a much-needed helping hand in the way of a new house, but others will also see the home as something special.

' Nearly a quarter century into his presidency at Northwest Missouri State University, Dr.

A Maryville man is headed to prison for a deadly car crash. 23-year-old Ryan Sunderman was sentenced Wednesday to six years in prison for involuntary manslaughter.

The launch of wind farms in northern Missouri in the past two years has left many Missourians wanting to know about the possibilities for wind power in their communities.

A small community was growing north of Savannah, Mo., in the 1840s and Amos and Mary Graham wanted to be apart of it.

Greetings Bearcat Students, It is a pleasure to have you here living in our great city.

The need for more correctional officers in Chillicothe comes as the prison population grows, but finding and hiring people to do the jobs isn't as easy as it once was.

The Maryville Young Players will be presenting "School House Rock LIVE Jr.," an adaptation of the hit Broadway musical featuring the educational songs that used to be squeezed between Saturday morning cartoons.

Rally planned for St. Joseph baby Magoon's Famous Delicatessen at 632 S. Eighth St.

Current Flooding Information / Road Closure Update Effective 12:00 noon Friday, June 6, 2008 ST.