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  • One Killed, Two Injured in Daviess County Two-Vehicle Crash

    A 43-year-old man was killed and two others were seriously injured following a two-vehicle crash Tuesday morning near Jamesport, Missouri. According to the Missouri State Highway Patrol, the victim failed to stop at a stop sign at the intersection of Route 190 and Route P, pulling directly into the path of an oncoming pickup truck.…

  • Missouri Governor Signs Executive Order Regulating License Plate Readers

    Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe has signed an executive order establishing stricter privacy guidelines for the use of Automated License Plate Reader technology across the state. Under the new rules, most vehicle location data must be deleted within 30 days, and integrating the systems with AI or facial recognition tools is explicitly prohibited. State officials say…

  • Nodaway County Health Officials Issue Rabies Warning Over Bat Exposure

    Health officials in Nodaway County are urging residents to exercise caution around wild animals and bats due to the risk of rabies exposure. The local health department recommends keeping pets up to date on vaccinations, avoiding contact with unfamiliar animals, and properly sealing homes to prevent bat entry. Officials emphasize that anyone bitten or exposed…

  • Single Case of Measles Confirmed in Jackson County

    Jackson County Public Health has confirmed a single case of measles in a vaccinated resident who contracted the virus outside the county. Health officials say the general risk remains low, but potential exposure windows have been identified at locations in Lee’s Summit and Overland Park. The department temporarily closed its Lee’s Summit facility on Monday…

  • St. Joseph School Board Reviews Costs of Dismissed Lawsuit

    The St. Joseph School District Board of Education met Monday to review legal expenses tied to a recently dismissed lawsuit over high school consolidation plans. District officials revealed that legal fees exceeded the initial $30,000 budget, with total costs expected to top $37,000 once final billings arrive. Superintendent Ashly McGinnis told the board it is…

  • Missouri Governor Appoints Eric Bruder to MWSU Board of Governors

    Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe has appointed local executive Eric Bruder to the Missouri Western State University Board of Governors. Bruder currently serves as the Chief Financial Officer for Herzog and has previously sat on multiple local education boards. The MWSU alumnus was one of nine state appointments announced by the governor this week to fill…

  • MoDOT Announces Week of Widespread Highway Maintenance Across Northwest Missouri

    The Missouri Department of Transportation has scheduled a series of roadwork projects across Northwest Missouri from September 14th through September 20th. Impacted areas include major corridors such as Interstates 29 and 35, where drivers can expect temporary lane reductions, width restrictions, and periodic road closures for resurfacing and bridge repairs. Transportation officials advise motorists to…

  • MoDOT Kicks Off Fall Resurfacing Projects in Nodaway County

    The Missouri Department of Transportation has started a fall resurfacing project on Nodaway County Routes E, EE, and Route 46. Motorists should prepare for delays, as crews will reduce traffic to a single lane using flaggers and pilot cars, and enforce a ten-foot width restriction. Construction on Route E began earlier this week, work on…

  • St. Joseph School District Launches Long-Range Facilities Planning

    The St. Joseph School District has initiated its 2026 long-range facilities planning process, bringing together staff and local residents to gather input on future district needs. Two newly formed committees—composed of district employees and community members—met Tuesday with consulting firm DLR Group to discuss priorities. Additional feedback sessions involving staff, students, and the public are…

  • Extreme Heat Halts Search for Wanted Man in Missouri

    Authorities in Platte County, Missouri, have temporarily suspended their manhunt for 37-year-old Michael A. Hull due to dangerous, extreme heat. Hull is wanted on an outstanding felony warrant after fleeing a weekend traffic stop, which resulted in a minor injury to a Weston police officer. Following a 12-hour search that prompted local school closures and…

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