Hannibal residents will have a chance to voice their opinion regarding proposed electric (3 percent), water (4 percent) and sewer (4 percent) rate hikes during a public hearing next month.

An adult bicycle rider was injured Thursday afternoon when the bike he was riding collided with a pickup truck on Market Street in Hannibal.

I met my hero's son and I couldn't be prouder.

A new tenant will be occupying the former Blockbuster building in the Huck Finn Shopping Center in Hannibal later this year.

The project: An assortment of work is planned, including the installation of storm water drainage on North Main, the construction of new sidewalks, curb and gutters on North Main, plus the grading and overlaying of the Main Street driving surface.

One month ago today, twin blasts rang out at one of America's greatest athletic traditions, the Boston Marathon. Three people were killed, hundreds wounded, and the manhunt for one of the suspects froze an entire city for almost a whole day.

The time line for many projects can be summed up with the phrase “sooner or later.” When it comes to construction of the Hannibal Expressway, the appropriate phrase would be “later, rather than sooner.”

The fate of a 6-year-old pit bull in Hannibal will apparently be determined by City Manager Jeff LaGarce.

Four new members of Missouri's 10th Judicial Court's Court Appointed Special Advocates (better known as CASA) were sworn in to their volunteer positions by Bringer Shepherd.

The U.S. Postal Service has notified residents in another Hannibal neighborhood that their home mail delivery will be discontinued, starting Tuesday, May 14.

Saturday, May 11, was Lauren Day at Hannibal’s Walmart Supercenter, where 13-year-old Lauren Peters of Monroe City was honored by many associates, along with her family and friends.