NEW YORK — A former intern filed a class-action lawsuit against Warner Music Group and Atlantic Records over his unpaid internship, similar to a spate of recent lawsuits in other industries pushing back against the widespread practice.

This early stereoptican photo, shows the newly-built C.O. Godfrey Mansion on Bird Street, near Maple, in 1872.  Godfrey was one of Hannibal’s wealthiest citizens of the time, and this home was then noted as one of the finest...

Several of the 38 artists showing their work at the second annual Downtown Hannibal Art Fair on June 15 and 16 had also been in the original fair in 2012 and enjoyed their Hannibal experience so much they returned, regardless of the distance.

Funeral procession for Francis Flood on Nov. 23, 1919 on Broadway in Hannibal. CONTRIBUTED/STEVE CHOU

Company "F" Hannibal Rifles. Marching to the Depot May 10, 1898. HNB photo

Dr. Barry Morgan, who retired in May after 29 years of teaching Bible classes at Hannibal-LaGrange University, believes that “one of the greatest blessings I have had is I have been able to teach God's word to hundreds of students over the...

Theodore (Grandpa) Likes. HNB photo

1907 circus parade in front of the Hannibal National Bank, 1907. Notice the elephants. HNB photo

He'll soon have a new headstone, thanks to the Sons of Confederate Veterans.
For now, his final resting place is marked with an aged marble block.
But who was William Henry Owen?

William Henry Owen, a farmer, died from a kidney disease and complications with senility, according to his death certificate. However, in his youth, Owen fought on the battle lines for the Confederacy in the Civil War.