KXCV-KRNW's Mathew Givens reports:
- There was a surprise at the last Maryville city council meeting before approval was given to liquor permit applications for Northwest Missouri State's new dining provider.
- Chillicothe police assisted the Missouri Children's Division Wednesday in the investigation of reported unsanitary living conditions and concerns of inappropriate behavior involving children. After officers received permission to do a walkthrough of the home and documented what was going on, no criminal offenses were observed.
- Changes to social services, including Medicaid and food and nutrition programs like SNAP, have Iowans who rely on those services on edge. In some cases, several programs work together to help parents provide for their families.
- Clarinda Iowa has a new police chief. Keith Neal's 17 year career in law enforcement includes the last 15 working the night shift in Clarinda as a patrol officer.
- This week's review of historical events in Nodaway County includes the formation of a stock company in Skidmore, a large docket of cases in Nodaway County Circuit Court, and a company going into the hands of a receiver 125 years ago.
