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  • St. Joseph Firefighters Battle South End Structure Fire

    St. Joseph fire crews responded to a structure fire in the city’s south end at approximately 10 a.m. on Saturday. Several units arrived to find visible smoke and flames before successfully launching an interior attack to bring the blaze under control. The investigation is ongoing, and officials have not yet released information regarding the fire’s…

  • Savannah Seeks Public Input for New Outdoor Court Complex

    Savannah residents have a chance to weigh in on a proposed outdoor court complex featuring tennis, pickleball, and basketball courts at Savannah High School. A public feedback session will take place this Thursday, October 15th, at 5:30 p.m. at the Clasbey Community Center. Community input will support the city’s application for a Land and Water…

  • St. Joseph School District Enrollment Continues Decades-Long Decline

    The St. Joseph School District is reporting another drop in its student population for the 2026-2027 academic year, continuing a downward trend that began over three decades ago. Current September figures show just over 9,300 K-12 students enrolled, marking a 23-percent decrease since 1990 as county birth rates decline and families increasingly utilize private, virtual,…

  • Semi-Truck Rollover Closes Eastbound U.S. 36 in St. Joseph

    Eastbound U.S. 36 in St. Joseph remains closed this morning following a semi-truck crash late Tuesday night. Police say the truck overturned onto its side while taking the exit from southbound Interstate 29 to merge onto the highway. The driver suffered only minor injuries, and crews are currently working to clear the scene and reopen…

  • Immediate MoDOT Lane Closures and Repairs Impact Northwest Missouri

    The Missouri Department of Transportation is warning drivers of immediate lane closures and delays across Northwest Missouri this week. Starting today, Interstate 29 in Holt County will be reduced to a single lane around the clock for concrete replacement through Friday. Motorists should also prepare for daytime closures today on Route O in Atchison County…

  • Alabama Man Convicted in Missouri Child Enticement Sting

    An Alabama man is facing a recommended 16-year prison sentence after being convicted of attempted child enticement in Platte County, Missouri. Forty-seven-year-old Thomas Taylor was arrested following an undercover operation in which law enforcement detectives posed online as a 16-year-old girl. Taylor was taken into custody by authorities when he arrived at a pre-arranged meeting…

  • Public Meeting Set for Mound City Bridge Replacement

    The Missouri Department of Transportation is inviting residents to discuss the planned replacement of the Route 118 bridge deck over Interstate 29 in Mound City. An open house will be held on October 19 from 4 to 6 p.m. at Mound City Middle School, allowing locals to ask questions and share feedback with project leaders.…

  • MoDOT Outlines Early October Roadwork for Nodaway and Surrounding Counties

    The Missouri Department of Transportation has released its highway maintenance schedule for the week of October 5th, highlighting several major traffic impacts across Nodaway, Atchison, and Holt counties. In Nodaway County, ongoing resurfacing projects will cause lane reductions and width restrictions on U.S. Routes 71, 46, and 136, while neighboring Atchison County will face daytime…

  • Congress Approves Historic Landmark Status for Missouri’s Churchill Museum

    Legislation to designate America’s National Churchill Museum in Fulton, Missouri, as a National Historic Landmark has officially passed Congress and is now heading to the president’s desk. The museum is located on the Westminster College campus, where Winston Churchill delivered his famous “Iron Curtain” speech 80 years ago in 1946. Following its passage in the…

  • Nodaway County Water Customers Brace for Steep Rate Hikes

    Customers of Nodaway County Public Water Supply District No. 1 are facing anticipated water rate increases of approximately 50% in both 2027 and 2028. The impending hikes are driven by the costs associated with the City of Maryville’s new water treatment facility, which is the district’s primary supplier. Board members are currently evaluating several strategies…

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