Nodaway News Radio

-
Rolling Hills Library to Celebrate Grand Opening of Riverside Branch
The Rolling Hills Consolidated Library is hosting a series of events this week to mark the official opening of its new 36,000-square-foot Riverside branch in St. Joseph. Following a soft opening in late April, the facility will hold a formal ribbon-cutting ceremony on Thursday, May 7, followed by an all-day public grand opening on Saturday,…
-
Mosaic Life Care Welcomes New Class of Nursing Scholars
Mosaic Life Care and Missouri Western State University held a “Promise Day” signing ceremony on Monday to welcome 15 local high school graduates into their joint nursing scholarship program. The initiative covers half of the students’ tuition and provides them with paid positions at the hospital while they complete their degrees. In exchange, the scholars…
-
No Injuries Reported in North St. Joseph House Fire
Firefighters extinguished a house fire in North St. Joseph Saturday evening after heavy smoke and flames were reported in the 1100 block of East Highland Avenue. While the structure sustained damage, the St. Joseph Fire Department confirmed that no residents or emergency responders were injured in the blaze. During the operation, crews successfully rescued three…
-
Traffic Disrupted Following Multi-Vehicle Crash in St. Joseph
A three-vehicle collision caused significant traffic delays Sunday evening at the intersection of North Belt Highway and Ashland Avenue. Emergency crews, including police and fire departments, responded to the scene at approximately 6:30 p.m., where two vehicles required towing while a third was able to drive away. While the intersection has since been cleared, authorities…
-
Missouri American Water to Begin Hydrant Maintenance
Missouri American Water will launch its annual hydrant flushing and water main maintenance program in St. Joseph and Stewartsville starting the week of May 11. The routine work, which runs through June, is designed to improve water quality and ensure fire hydrants are functioning properly for community safety. During this period, the company will temporarily…
-
Benton High School Students Win STEM Innovation Challenge
Four juniors from Benton High School secured a $10,000 prize at the Altec Innovation Challenge for their proposal to introduce cosmetology classes to the St. Joseph School District. The team outpaced eight other groups by pitching a program designed to provide professional career paths for students and address local workforce needs. Judges evaluated the winning…
-
Nodaway County Roadwork Update for Late April
Nodaway County drivers should prepare for several ongoing construction projects and daily road closures throughout the remainder of the week. Route E will experience 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. closures for culvert replacements between 160th and 150th Streets today, shifting to the stretch between 140th and 130th Streets on Thursday. Additionally, long-term resurfacing continues on…
-
Vandalism Disrupts Fiber Network in St. Joseph
Optimum crews worked overnight to restore internet service in St. Joseph after fiber optic lines were intentionally damaged at the corner of Ajax and Mason Roads Monday night. This incident marks the third act of vandalism against the company’s infrastructure recently, prompting officials to warn that such disruptions can jeopardize public safety and 911 emergency…
-
Two Injured in Monday Afternoon Crash on I-229
A driver and a juvenile passenger were hospitalized with minor injuries following a traffic accident on northbound Interstate 229 Monday afternoon. The St. Joseph Police Department issued a traffic alert just before 3:30 p.m. as the crash blocked lanes near the Eastlake Boulevard exit. Authorities advised motorists to avoid the area while emergency crews worked…
-
St. Joseph School Board Rescinds Member’s Controversial Personnel Vote
The St. Joseph School District Board of Education voted 4-2 on Monday to allow member Kim Miller to rescind her March vote reappointing her son as a teacher. The decision came despite warnings from some members that the move might violate board policy and Robert’s Rules of Order. Following the reversal, the board voted unanimously…
