The preliminary hearing for the murder of Maravilla Vargas murder began Thursday.
Treasurer sets up site for un-claimed property
You might have some money coming to you, and the Missouri State Treasurer's website has made it easier for you to find out.
Lawson Sentenced To 37 Months
Former County Administrator is sentenced in U.S. District Court.
MODOT Lights Up Orange For Safety
Watch out for highway work crews.
People who will not be in the county on April 7th, can now cast absentee ballots at the Buchanan COunty Courthouse.
McCaskill advises how to spend
Senator Clair McCaskill visited Missouri Western State University, Friday and spoke on government spending and what share Missouri might get.
Blunt Makes It Official
Roy Blunt has made his bid for the U.S. Senate official.
Happy Birthday and Congrats!
In a recent C-Span survey, Abraham Lincoln was chosen by respondents as the #1 president of all time.
Wire Rope Workers Agree To Contract
WireCo World Group and local steelworkers have agreed to a multi-year contract avoiding a strike at the St. Joseph plant.
St. Joe Now, takes the Polar Bear Plunge
The 3rd annual "Polar Bear Plunge" will take place this Saturday at Lake Contrary.
Martin Luther King Jr. remembered on Western's Campus
Celebrating the life of a man who left a lasting legacy. Monday, we commemorate Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. birthday.
Little Debbie added to peanut butter recall
Over the weekend Little Debbie Snacks announced that they need to be added to the recall list after an outbreak of salmonella.
Local WireCo World Group employees vote "No"
Local union members say "no" to early proposal from company.
A near record amount of rainfall has come to the St. Joseph area during 2008.
Museum receives golden donation
The Pony Express Museum received a treasure of a donation Monday morning from a local family.
Harrasment takes new platforms
Missouri prosecutors get busy trying cases after new cyber-bullying laws took affect earlier this year.
Cold Weather Pounds St. Joseph
The past couple of days we've felt some pretty frigid temperatures, but how does that compare to yearly averages, and what winter weather is looming ahead?
Bearcats head back to Alabama
The Northwest Bearcats are heading to Florence, Ala. for the fourth straight year in a row.
Holiday Events for the WeekendIf you haven't quite gotten into the holiday spirit there are a few events this weekend to help you get there.
Fend off the Flu SeasonWith the cold weather finally setting in, it's time to start thinking about the flu season and ways to protect yourself from the common cold.
Northwest to compete in quarter-finals
After a heart-wrenching game last weekend the Bearcats head to Texas to try and get one step closer to a fourth straight appearance in the national championship.
Taser training at Vatterott
Vatterott College will teach future officers the ins and outs of Taser guns.
Prescription company teams with Social Welfare Board
A prescription saving program lends a helping have to the local Social Welfare Board.
Small businesses learn to grow
Local entrepreneurs are not taking the tough economy sitting down, they are looking for ways to grow their businesses.
What is a recession?
With all of the market's factors in play, many economists say there is no question the economy is in recession. But what does "recession" really mean?
Early Head Start visits Nature Center
Some local preschoolers get a trip to the Nature Center Wednesday, thanks to a program aimed at aiding low income families.
Transit round table seeks to improve efficiency
A transportation round table was held Wednesday in hopes of making all forms of St. Joseph transportation more efficient.
How close are you to bankruptcy?
We've all had to cut costs here and there, but would you ever consider yourself broke? Consumer Credit Counseling Service of Atlanta created a ten question test to show you just how close you might be to bankruptcy.
Now that winter is on its way, there are some loved ones you may have forgotten to prepare for the colder temperatures.
Help Feed St. Joe
Two local companies team up this weekend to help feed the hungry.
Western students bused to the polls
A Missouri Western department helped get voters to the polls.
Voting problems across the nationNumerous problems are plaguing voters throughout the nation, even here in Missouri.
Are Halloween costumes becoming too suggestive?Halloween used to be all about using your imagination to make a one of a kind costume.
Sample ballots available before electionSome Buchanan County voters want to be sure they know all the issues before casting their ballots - and one in particular has a specific way of learning
Breast Center opens in St. Joseph
Heartland Regional Medical Center unveiled its brand new center for breast health Wednesday.
Heart attack possible cause of student's death
Northwest Missouri State University officials release information of a student death on campus.
Last year's vaccine may have contained too much mercury
If you received flu vaccine last year, you may have received the wrong one.
Homecoming pride invades Northwest campus
Lights, Camera, Bearcats! That's the theme this homecoming week in Maryville.
Kids need more Vitamin D in their diet
New information may change how much milk you have your kids drink.
Missouri Voices and Verses Festival wraps up with special guestMissouri's first ever Poet Laureate makes a stop in St. Joseph.
How is the economy affecting you?
Gas prices are down, but, overall, how are you doing?
Sales looking up as economy goes downWhile most companies are feeling the pinch from the falling economy, some stores sales are looking up.
Registration deadline nears
If you haven't registered to vote, your time is running out.
General Election gets closer
It is time to register if you plan on voting in the November general election.
Second Harvest starts a Food Fight
Hunger Action Month has just kicked off and to celebrate Second Harvest encourages local businesses to be part of a food fight.
Farmers Welcome the Cool, Damp WeatherWith the wet and unseasonably cool days we have had lately, most people are hoping for the warmth of sunlight.
Changes coming to Missouri Highways
Changes are coming to Missouri highways, but unless you drive an 18-wheeler you may not be too concerned.
Six-year-old saves grandmother's lifeA family camping trip almost turns to tragedy.
Annual "Back to School Book Sale" at East Hills Library
When your kids head back to school, you may notice you need a few more reading and research materials. The St. Joseph Public Library helps out.
Western at housing capacity
Missouri Western students headed back to school Monday, but some incoming freshman may not have a roof over their heads.