Midday Report

On Thursday, December 11th, 2025's midday report, we discuss Brownville concert series wrapping up, St. Joseph is having a City Christmas Party on the 13th,a tiny endangered species could have an impact on Missouri's drinking water supply, and so many more.

On Wednesday, December 10th, 2025's midday report, we discuss how the Missouri Department of Education has voted to support open enrollment in public schools, food bank auctions, how Missouri's redistricted congressional map faces major challenges, and so many more.

Our top story today was about A & G resturaunt reaching a milestone of 50 years of service in Maryville. The next story was about City Clerk Paula Heyde retiring and for the first time in 40 years St. Joe is appointing a new city clerk. The next story was that The Missouri Farm Bureau has partnered with UnitedHealthcare to offer its new health insurance plans, but eligibility will depend on a review of each applicant’s health history. The next story was about the bills being brought into consideration for next year. Our final story was about K-12 students being able to participate in a trash can decorating contest to earn 200$ for their school.

On Monday, December 8th, 2025's midday report, we discuss Page County proposing a roof replacement for a Clarinda courthouse, a new community garden coming to St Joseph's Bartlett Center, Ameren Missouri’s new rates for data centers and why an advocacy group believes there's trouble and so many more.

On Friday, December 5th, 2025's midday report, we discuss a Kansas City court's rewritten constitutional amendment to ban nearly all in state abortions, Iowa deer hunting restrictions due to doe population problems, Maryville's Parks and Recreation Department looks into updating its aquatic center and so many more.

On Thursday, December 4th, 2025's midday report, we discuss sports betting becoming legal in Missouri, the Sunshine Bark Park is now up and running in Maryville, Trenton, Missouri is amidst an ongoing search for a permanent city administrator, and so many more.

On Wednesday, December 3rd Midday Report, we discuss Four Republican-led states agreed to settle lawsuits against the federal government over access to voters’ citizenship data, ending a dispute that began with the Biden administration in advance of the 2024 presidential election, Water service pipes in St. Joseph are being counted and then replaced by contractors working on behalf of Missouri American Water, and many stories to get you in the holiday spirit.

In today's Midday Report, we discuss the impact of a cattle processing plant in Lexington, Nebraska. Other stories include a look at the financial situation for the Saint Joseph School District, a case about the new congressional map in Missouri, and a sportsbook pulling out of the state just as sports betting becomes legal in the state of Missouri.

On Monday, December 1st, 2025's midday report, we discuss the importance and science of cover crops for farmers during the winter season, St. Joseph's upcoming competitive city elections for several open positions in their local government, and so many more.

On Monday, November 24th, 2025's midday report, we discuss the Visiting Writer series, the mental health of farmers, diabetes awareness month, a kratom investigation, the Falls City Turkey Trot event, and so many more.