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  • Two Dead Following Sunday Collision in DeKalb County

    A 42-year-old woman and a 43-year-old man were killed in a vehicle crash Sunday morning in DeKalb County. According to officials, the woman’s car was traveling east on U.S. Highway 36 when it struck a load being towed by a commercial truck crossing the intersection. Both occupants of the car were pronounced dead at the…

  • Swim Advisory Issued for Smithville Lake Beaches

    Clay County officials have issued a swim advisory for the Camp Branch and Little Platte beaches at Smithville Lake due to elevated E. coli levels. The bacteria, which can naturally increase following heavy rainfall or wildlife activity, prompted the county to post warning signs advising against swimming. Officials say the water is tested every two…

  • St. Joseph Intersection Crash Leaves Two Injured, Downs Traffic Light

    St. Joseph police responded to a two-vehicle crash at the intersection of Faraon and North 12th Street around 8 p.m. Thursday evening. Both drivers, who were the only occupants of their vehicles, were transported to a local hospital to be treated for minor injuries. The collision also brought down a wooden pole supporting a traffic…

  • Missouri Western State University Launches Search for New President

    The Missouri Western State University Board of Governors has formed a search committee and is officially accepting applications for its seventh president. The national search follows the retirement of former president Elizabeth Kennedy, with Patt Lilly currently filling the role as interim president. Board Chair Bill Grimwood will lead the committee, which consists of university…

  • St. Joseph Police Investigate Midnight Incident on North 7th Street

    St. Joseph police are investigating an incident that occurred around midnight Wednesday in the 2800 block of North 7th Street. One person was taken to the hospital with unconfirmed injuries, but they have since been treated and released. Authorities are still working to determine the exact cause of the incident and whether a suspect is…

  • Motion Filed to Dismiss Lawsuit Against St. Joseph School Board Member

    An attorney for St. Joseph School Board member Kim Miller has filed a motion to dismiss a lawsuit seeking her removal from office. Five community members filed the suit in April, alleging Miller violated the Missouri Constitution by voting to approve a personnel report that included her son. The defense argues the petition invokes a…

  • MoDOT Announces Upcoming Week of Roadwork in Nodaway County

    The Missouri Department of Transportation has scheduled several highway maintenance and construction projects in Nodaway County for the week of June 1–7. Drivers can expect delays and single-lane closures on both U.S. Route 71 and U.S. Route 136 due to ongoing resurfacing projects that include a 10-foot width restriction through August 2026. Additionally, Route U…

  • No Injuries Reported After Rollover Crash on Lovers Lane

    A Monday morning crash in St. Joseph left a vehicle on its roof after it struck a light pole on Lovers Lane. Police say two people were inside the car when the accident happened around 10:15 a.m., but no injuries were reported. The vehicle was towed from the scene, and authorities confirmed that no citations…

  • Judge Denies Injunction Against St. Joseph School District Reorganization

    A judge has denied a request for a preliminary injunction meant to halt the St. Joseph School District’s ongoing reorganization plan. During a court hearing last week, the plaintiff group, “We the People,” presented testimony from concerned parents and district staff, which was challenged by defense attorneys. After hearing arguments from both sides, including testimony…

  • Storm Winds Toss Shed and Trampoline in St. Joseph Neighborhood

    Strong overnight storms in St. Joseph, Missouri, created some unusual sights for residents in a Southside neighborhood. High winds picked up a tin shed and wrapped it around a telephone pole on Carnegie Street, while also tossing a nearby trampoline into a separate utility pole across the street. Fortunately, neither incident resulted in any injuries…