Jack Cooper Transport Co. closes its Wentzville facility, laying off 239 employees after losing a General Motors contract.

Ed Hassinger, Missouri’s new transportation director, says he’s trying to secure additional federal funding for the Interstate 70 widening project.

The Kansas City-based auto hauler has shuttered its local terminal, after failing to reach a new contract with its biggest ...

Wentzville Fire Capt. Tommy Shire left the hospital on Monday as family and friends cheered and prayed for him after facing ...

The Vision magazine provides Wentzville residents with an in-depth look at the city's budget, focusing on transparency and ...

The business climate in the Show Me State continues its upward trajectory, with strong and diverse economic growth across ...

Timberland senior Jacob Aydelott (1) drives to the basket during basketball game in the St. Dominic Christmas Tournament on ...

Nearly 250 employees of a vehicle hauling company in Wentzville are without jobs. the news comes after Jack Cooper failed to agree to a new contract with General Motors late last week.

A mostly-white Red-tailed Hawk was found on Thursday caught in chicken wire on the homeowners' property after it had been ...

MoDOT is holding a public meeting in Wentzville to discuss the expansion of I-70 in Missouri, which includes adding a third ...

WENTZVILLE, Mo. — Drivers from Warrenton to O'Fallon are in for some big changes as the Missouri Department of Transportation ...

The Missouri Department of Transportation (MoDOT) is inviting the public to provide feedback on the Improve I-70: Warrenton ...