Caleb Jones

The Missouri Department of Transportation is reminding drivers to be alert for deer on the move as shorter days and earlier evenings arrive.

In Early September, the City of St. Joseph informed the public of a data breach that occurred in June, potentially exposing sensitive information on city residents

The Missouri Department of Conservation is inviting the public to learn more about white-tailed deer at a series of community open houses in northwest Missouri.

Downtown Maryville will be celebrating the arrival of fall with the annual "Fall Into Fun" festival Sunday, Sept. 28.The event brings a full day of food, games, and live performances to the city's downtown. Musical acts include Mackenzie Honeycutt and the duo Damon Nally and Eli Drennon.

Residents of Nodaway County are invited to take part in a survey from the Maryville Public Library. The library is reporting high turnout at events all year and wants to know what programs you’d like to see offered. Feedback will help library staff as they plan for a new season.

The Missouri Department of Conservation will host a virtual “Ask an Agent” program Sept. 20 for residents with questions about hunting, fishing and conservation resources.

As Summer comes to an end classes begin to start back up for another year of learning. KXCV's Caleb Jones went out onto the campus to ask students what they're excited about for this school year.

People of the Greater St. Joseph Area: Do you walk, drive, bike, or use any transit services? The St. Joseph Area Transportation Study Organization needs your input to improve traffic and pedestrian safety in our region.

The City of Maryville Tourism Stake Holders will be reaching out to the community for ideas on how to get more people to visit their town.

As Missouri’s black bear population continues to grow, it’s more important than ever for residents to understand how to safely coexist with these powerful animals.