On the Midday Report for Friday, January 16, we discuss how the City of Maryville purchased a new fire truck, the Kansas City Council took action to ban the development of federal immigration centers, and so much more!

On the Midday Report for Thursday, January 15, we discuss what regional non-profit is sounding the alarm over what it says is a critical quality of life issue in communities across the region, City of Rock Port hopes to have its City Hall re-opened after a substantial renovation project, monkeys are on the loose in St. Louis, and so many more!

On the Midday Report for Wednesday, January 14, we discuss a movement for Renee Good in Maryville, Missouri supreme court ban on certain gender-affirming care for minors, Mike Kehoe's plans to eliminate the state’s income tax, and so much more.

On the Midday Report for Tuesday, January 13, we have Senator Black discussing the state budget, how weather affects farmer mental health and well-being, a study on how Missouri ranks among the top states for Medicaid-funded home care, and so much more.

In the Midday Report for Jan. 12, 2026, we have stories on the rise of gas prices in Northwest Missouri, the first Clarinda Legislative Briefing of 2026, an important abortion trial taking place in Missouri, and insight on the thorn-like insects known as treehoppers.

On the Midday Report for Friday, January 9, we have a story on recently announced grant funding which will invest over $1.3 million in 6 community projects across the listening region. We also hear from an ICE protestor in Kansas City following the murder of former Jackson County resident Renee Nicole Brown in Minneapolis earlier this week. The killing set off a wave of protests against ICE across the country. On a lighter note, we have a look back at headlines from Nodaway County's past.

On today's Midday Report, we look at how the Missouri Legislature started its 2026 session, how Mizzou's black enrollment went down from 2013-2023, and why putting used coffee grounds in your plant soil may not be a good idea.

In the Midday Report for Jan. 7, 2026, we have stories on the opening of the Missouri legislative session. Rounding out the newscast, chronic Wasting Disease continues to be a problem in Missouri deer, local elections in St. Joseph are coming up, and local scholarships are open for high school students seeking higher education.

The KXCV Midday Report for Jan. 6, 2026 features information about a property tax increase coming before Maryville voters this April. If approved, the measure will 'waive' the district from a state requirement, known as Proposition C, that it reimburse property owners with revenue from a state sales tax. This would essentially lead to a tax increase in the city, and would raise funds for staff salaries at the school district. Other stories turn to the state capital ahead of the 2026 legislative session, which opens this week.

On today's midday report, we discuss the recent minimum wage increase, The Northwest Foundation's fiscal year 2025, how to improve your health and stick to those New Year's Resolutions, and so many more.