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The Warrensburg Star-Journal newsroom received five awards in the Missouri Press Association's 2025 Better Newspaper Contest for work published in 2024. more
Four apartments sustained damage in a structure fire Saturday, Sept. 13, in Warrensburg. more
WARRENSBURG — The Warrensburg City Council approved a $1,609,902 investment with Schneider Electric LLC to build three solar-powered fixtures in the city at a special session on Friday, Sept. 12. more
LEETON— The Leeton R-X School District has been awarded a $135,000 loan from the Missouri Department of Natural Resources for energy-efficient lighting and heating, ventilation and air conditioning improvements. more
A newly-gerrymandered congressional map and limits on voters’ ability to amend the state constitution cleared the Missouri Senate Friday, capping two weeks of contentious debate that drew national attention. more
U.S. Rep. Emanuel Cleaver warned Missouri lawmakers Thursday that the effort to redraw the 5th District seat to favor Republicans will be long remembered by voters who resent being swapped by politicians seeking to increase their power. more
A Jackson County judge is weighing whether to keep in place two state regulations that Planned Parenthood says are preventing its providers from performing medication abortions in Missouri. more
WARRENSBURG – The University of Central Missouri held its annual Patriot Day Moment of Silence on Thursday, Sept. 11, at the UCM Quad.  more
For B-2 test pilot “Igor,”, aviation was never about chasing a thrill. It was a calling, shaped by family, hometown pride, and the military community that surrounded him near Whiteman Air Force Base. more
Just hours after hearing from President Donald Trump during a caucus meeting, Republicans in the Missouri Senate showed they are ready to please him by shoving a new congressional district map to passage over opposition from Democrats. more
While Republicans continue their push to gerrymander Missouri’s congressional map, opponents are already eyeing a plan to ask voters to overturn it. more
One of former Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey’s headline-grabbing actions — a rule that would have required social media companies to provide third-party content moderators — was quietly dropped just before he resigned. more
WARRENSBURG — The Johnson County Commission set its tax levies for 2025 on Monday, Sept. 8. more
WARRENSBURG – The Big Brothers Big Sisters of Johnson County kicked off the national Big Brothers Big Sisters Month with its annual scavenger hunt Tuesday, Sept. 9. more
WARRENSBURG – The Missouri Veterans Home celebrated its 25th anniversary with a Warrensburg Chamber of Commerce ribbon cutting on Tuesday, Sept. 9. more
Bills creating a gerrymandered congressional map and making it virtually impossible to change the state constitution through the initiative petition process are on their way to the Missouri Senate. more
Catherine Hanaway had nothing but kind words Monday about the man who she was replacing as Missouri’s attorney general. more
The Missouri House on Monday moved the new congressional district map demanded by President Donald Trump one step closer to passing. more
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