The 66th Annual Clarinda, Iowa Craft Carnival will be Saturday October 18 from 8am - 4pm. More than 475 booths from 7 states are expected to be in attendance. Visitors can expect to find home décor, hand crafted soaps and seasonal items and a variety of food items. The craft fair will be at the Page County Fairgrounds, Clarinda Academy, Clarinda High School and the Clarinda Lied Center. Complimentary parking and shuttle bus services will travel between locations. More information is available at visit clarinda.org or at 712-542-2166.

State officials say Missouri's current standards, last revised in 1999, are based on outdated science.

A coalition of organizations in Missouri is working to try to overturn House Bill 1, which created a new Congressional map for the state.

The St. Joseph Public Library is hosting a Horror Trivia Night, presented by the Final Girl Book Club, this Friday. The fundraiser will feature eight rounds of questions with prizes awarded after each round. The winning team will receive a grand prize. Proceeds from the event will support the library’s Archives and Genealogy Collection.

Staff cuts, the closure of regional printing presses and cuts to printed editions characterize Lee Enterprises as it tries to expand its digital subscriber base while keeping existing print customers and advertisers on board.

Several short-term ramp closures are planned near St. Joseph as the Missouri Department of Transportation prepares for resurfacing projects along portions of Interstate 229.

The City of Chillicothe will close a portion of Webster Street on Friday, Oct. 10, for its annual Fall Brew Crawl.

The state of Missouri is hosting it's annual Missouri Governor’s Conference on Tourism. The event will gather professionals working in tourism across the state for a number of sessions focusing on development and economic growth.

Researchers analyze whether agrivoltaics can work for large-scale crops and cattle.

Renovations are underway at the Krug Castle in St Joseph. As a result, the castle will be closed to the public for several months.