KXCV-KRNW's Mathew Givens reports:
- Northwest Missouri State employees and students are strongly encouraged to report suspicious e-mails. An alert was sent the week after the university's assistant vice president of information technology Kevin Cagg gave an annual cybersecurity report to the board of regents.
- The Maryville city council officially adopts the first of two water rate increases of 50 percent.
- The Missouri State Highway Patrol says license plate reading cameras help troopers locate an abducted baby.
- After 61 percent of Missouri voters rejected the congressional redistricting map backed by the president, some Republicans are discussing whether to make an attempt at dismantling the historically African American first district in and around St. Louis.
- Kansas City Mayor Quinton Lucas says he’s considering a run for higher office in two years. That means Lucas would have to flip a Republican seat to make it happen...either Governor Mike Kehoe or U.S. Senator Eric Schmitt.
- The U.S. House Tuesday night defeated an attempt to impeach Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth on a near party-line vote. All four Republican congressmen representing districts in the KXCV-KRNW listening area approved the procedural attempt to stop the impeachment push outright by sending the matter back to committee.
