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  • Buchanan County Voters to Decide on Proposition K for Children’s Mental Health

    Buchanan County voters will soon decide on Proposition K, a ballot measure that would establish a quarter-cent countywide sales tax to fund mental health services for youth ages 19 and under. If approved on November 3, the initiative is projected to generate $4.5 million annually to support local agencies and families, with financial oversight provided…

  • MoDOT Announces Northwest Missouri Roadwork Schedule

    The Missouri Department of Transportation has scheduled widespread highway maintenance and construction work across Northwest Missouri for the week of August 31 through September 6. Drivers should anticipate lane restrictions, temporary road closures, and bridge maintenance along several key routes, including Interstates 29 and 35. MoDOT advises motorists to slow down in work zones and…

  • Missouri Western State University Reports Surge in New Student Enrollment

    Missouri Western State University welcomed 755 new undergraduate students for the start of the semester, marking a nearly ten percent increase in new enrollment from last year. The surge represents the university’s first rise in new student enrollment since 2022, driven largely by a nearly fourteen percent boost in incoming freshmen. In addition to growth…

  • St. Joseph City Council Approves Park and Infrastructure Upgrades

    The St. Joseph City Council has greenlit a series of infrastructure improvements, including nearly $400,000 to repair the deteriorating Krug Park waterfall. Council members also approved additional funding for ADA-compliant concrete replacements at Felix Street Square and safety-focused demolition work at the Fourth and Felix Street parking garage. In other business, the council honored the…

  • Buchanan County Car and Train Crash Leads to Suspected DUI Arrest

    A suspected drunk driver was arrested early Sunday morning after their car collided with a train on U.S. 59 Highway in Buchanan County. The Buchanan County Sheriff’s Department issued an emergency alert around 3 a.m., urging the public to avoid the area near 60th and Bethel Roads as crews responded to the scene. The driver…

  • Fatal Four-Motorcycle Pileup in Worth County

    A chain-reaction crash involving four motorcycles in Worth County, Missouri, has left one person dead and another hospitalized. The Missouri State Highway Patrol says the incident happened on Highway 46 when a motorcyclist slowed down to make a turn and was struck from behind, triggering the multi-vehicle pileup. The lead rider was pronounced dead at…

  • Atchison Man Arrested on Explosives Charges Following Tuesday Blast

    A 49-year-old Atchison, Kansas, man is facing multiple charges, including arson and criminal use of explosives, in connection with a blast that occurred Tuesday evening. Authorities report that the explosion happened around 9 p.m., damaging the siding and windows of a local residence. Following a Wednesday afternoon search warrant executed by a Special Response Team,…

  • St. Joseph Convention and Visitors Bureau Names New Executive Director

    The Buchanan County Tourism Board and the St. Joseph Convention and Visitors Bureau have announced Christian Mengel as their new Executive Director. Mengel, a lifelong resident of the region, joined the bureau in 2022 and currently serves as its Director of Communications and Marketing. The Missouri Western State University graduate brings extensive media experience and…

  • Natural Gas Pipeline Replacement to Close Parts of Frederick Avenue in St. Joseph

    Spire crews are set to begin a four-week pipeline replacement project on September 8th that will close sections of Frederick Avenue in St. Joseph. The utility work involves installing new, upgraded natural gas mains to ensure safe energy delivery for local homes and businesses. Drivers should prepare for staged road closures and detours between 22nd…

  • Water Main Break Shortens First Day of School at St. Joseph Elementary

    Students and staff at Robidoux Elementary in St. Joseph were dismissed early on their first day of school following a nearby city water main break. The break on Maxwell Road caused a drop in water pressure that affected drinking water and restroom facilities at the school. Officials with the St. Joseph School District confirmed that…

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