KXCV-KRNW's Gabe Porter reports:
- The Nodaway County economic development corporation is taking applications for those interested in a no interest and forgivable loan to start, improve, or expand a child care business.
- The Missouri department of transportation announces there will be a 75 mile per hour speed limit on eight portions of rural interstate highway. More than one-third of the 325 miles will be in the KXCV-KRNW listening area, with 64 miles on I-29 north of the Highway 71 exit and 55 miles on I-35 north of the north Cameron city limit.
- The city of St. Joseph announces a bat tested positive for rabies this week after the dead bat was picked up by a puppy.
- There is new city clerk in Albany following a retirement.
- For the third time this year, there is a new leader of Missouri's public education agency.
- The Betterment Foundation of Barnard and Guilford has announced the fire departments in both towns receiving grant money.
- The Missouri State Highway Patrol reports the 17 year old driver of a pickup that went airborne, struck an embankment and rolled Tuesday night on Highway 36 west of Osborn received minor injuries.
- The Missouri State Highway Patrol responded just before sunrise Tuesday morning to a crash involving two SUV's in Caldwell County that injured both drivers.
- A 74 year old man from Savannah was taken to the hospital in St. Joseph with minor injuries after the SUV he was driving Monday morning struck the passenger side of a pickup.
