KXCV-KRNW's Mathew Givens reports:
- While the board of the Nodaway County rural water district continues to discuss how to pass on water rate increases coming from the city of Maryville, members are considering whether to import water from Iowa.
- A unanimous Chillicothe city council approves a request to issue up to $16.5 million dollars in industrial revenue bonds to build a fertilizer plant.
- A new study shows federal money to pay farmers for conservation practices shows those dollars could stretch further by basing payments on outcomes.
- Ahead of Tuesday's election, corporate utilities and their associated political action committees have given five times as much money to Missouri Republicans as they have to Democrats.
- The Missouri Department of Conservation has delayed next week's stocking of trout at more than 30 urban lakes, which includes two locations in St. Joseph.
- Patients of Maryville's Mosaic Walk-In medical clinic now have the option of checking in ahead making the trip to the clinic by using the clinic's online My Chart service.
- This week's review of historical events in Nodaway County included how Halloween was celebrated 125 and 75 years ago.
