Midday Report

On the Midday Report for Friday, February 20th, we have coverage from the St. Joseph City Council held earlier this week, comments from U.S. Senator Chuck Grassley on the economic situation facing farmers in the region, and a snapshot of the past from Northwest's student historians.

For Thursday, February, 19th's midday report, we discuss how Missouri’s Secretary of State could have more control over the language voters see on their November ballots, the mourning of civil rights activist Rev. Jesse L. Jackson, Sr., and an in depth feature on U.S Senator Chuck Grassley's Q&A tour.

On the Midday Report for Wednesday, February 18th, we discuss a quarter billion dollar settlement with the weed killer manufacturer Monsanto, annual Hispanic Capitol Day in Jefferson City, Theatre Northwest's spring season productions and so much more!

In today's Midday Report we discuss, The U.S. House recently voted to repeal President Donald Trump’s tariffs on Canada, The New Nodaway Humane Society has helped many thing get adopted over the years, it recently adopted something entirely different, and so many more.

On the Midday Report for Monday, February 16th, we discuss Haven Coffee and Goods introducing live entertainment to their establishment, Missouri participating in the “A Home for Every Child” initiative, synthetic supplements that could soon be punishable by up to a thousand-dollar fine in Kansas City and so much more!

In today's Midday Report, we discuss a manhunt that occurred this morning in Maryville, MO, the roller coaster of Missouri's 2025 climate, and so much more!

In today's Midday Report, we discuss President Trump has signed an executive order quadrupling beef imports from Argentina, Missouri teachers may be barred from using students’ preferred names and pronouns in their classrooms, Trenton, Missouri created a new position to oversee city finances at its meeting earlier this week.

On the Midday Report for Wednesday, February 11th, we discuss St. Joseph's Latinos Connect event, Missouri's new passed legislation that requires schools to screen for gifted students, the Missouri Department of Agriculture's 2026 grant program and so much more!

For KXCV-KRNW's Tuesday, February 10th midday report, we discuss an event in St. Joseph celebrated the city's multicultural identity, A bill now in the Iowa Legislature would allow community colleges to offer four-year bachelor's degree programs, and a new scholarship opportunity!

On the Midday Report for Monday, February 9th, we discuss new federal vaccine recommendations, potential changes to public school enrollment, a Eugene Field Elementary School fundraiser, and so much more!