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The Missouri Department of Transportation is inviting the public to help prioritize billions of dollars in unfunded road, bridge, and multimodal projects across the state. Working alongside regional planners, MoDOT has drafted a multi-tiered list of unfunded needs to guide future infrastructure development as state and federal funding becomes available. Residents can review the proposals…

Nine-year EMT Megan Hall is seeking the Republican nomination for Missouri’s 7th House District seat in the upcoming August 4th primary election. Hall’s campaign platform focuses on improving rural healthcare access, increasing funding for public education, supporting small businesses, and enhancing protections for first responders. She faces fellow candidates Josh Muck and Jeremy Clevenger on…

A 65-year-old Buchanan County man is hospitalized after being shot and beaten during an argument with two men who reportedly ran over his cat. Authorities say the altercation occurred Tuesday morning when the suspects exited their vehicle, shot the victim, and assaulted him with a bicycle frame. The victim was airlifted to KU Medical Center…

Recorded measles cases in the United States have surpassed 2,300 in 2026, marking the highest number seen in 35 years. Health officials, including those from the St. Joseph Health Department, attribute this rise to decreasing vaccination rates. Symptoms of the highly contagious virus include cough, high fever, and a rash.

The St. Joseph School District Board of Education has formally passed a resolution opposing Amendment 5 on the upcoming August primary ballot. Board members raised concerns that the proposal, which would phase out the state income tax, could negatively impact state foundation funding for local public schools. While the district currently remains on budget, school…

Drivers in Nodaway County should prepare for widespread highway maintenance and potential traffic delays through early August. Resurfacing projects on U.S. Routes 71 and 136 will reduce traffic to a single lane with width restrictions, while Route VV remains fully closed at the Platte River Bridge through December. Crews are also scheduled to perform short-term…

This August 4th, Kansas voters will decide whether to overhaul how the state’s Supreme Court justices are selected. A proposed constitutional amendment would replace the current system, where the governor appoints justices from a commission’s list, with direct public elections. Supporters argue the change will empower everyday Kansans and increase accountability, while opponents warn it…

The St. Joseph School District Board of Education meets tonight to discuss major plans for the district’s future, including long-term facility updates and new enrollment projections. District leaders will provide updates on ongoing reorganization efforts, covering everything from building renovations to zoning changes and traffic flow improvements. Additionally, the board will review a regional hazard…

A recent analysis by the non-partisan Missouri Budget Project outlines how the passage of Amendment 5 could impact local school districts across the state. According to the organization’s data, eliminating the state income tax would result in significant funding cuts for northwest Missouri schools. Several districts, including Savannah R-III and Cameron R-I, could lose upwards…

The City of St. Joseph is urging residents and businesses to be on high alert following a recent spike in fraudulent emails from scammers posing as government representatives. These deceptive messages often feature official-looking logos and fake invoices, but officials remind the public that legitimate city emails will only end in dot-gov and will never…