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The Discovery Center’s conservation programs include those for toddlers, school aged children and adults as well as those designed for families to learn together . The building showcases native Missouri animals along with sustainable and green building features including solar, geothermal, wastewater and recycled components. The gardens demonstrate how to make use of native plants in an aesthetically pleasing way and how to create wildlife habitat in an urban setting.

KXCV Midday Report: October 16, 2025

On Thursday, October 16th, 2025's midday report, we discuss St. Joseph's school board meeting, the annual 'HOWLoween' in Kansas City, the Clarinda Craft Carnival, and so many more.

KXCV Midday Report: October 17, 2025

On Friday, October 17th, 2025's midday report, we discuss the ongoing comprehensive planning process of Maryville, a final bridge replacement program in Nodaway County, the 39th Annual Fall Driving Tour at the Poosey Conservation Area, and so many more.

Missouri Republicans are pushing to enact this map to revise congressional district lines in a special session. The GOP’s goal is to win the 5th District seat currently held by U.S. Rep. Emanuel Cleaver, a Kansas City Democrat (Screenshot from Missouri House website).

KXCV Midday Report: October 14, 2025

On Tuesday, October 14th, 2025's midday report, we discuss the use of AI in classrooms, the amount of ammonia entering water systems, the congressional map, and so many more.

Wayne Cavadi, NCAA D2 Sports Writer

NCAA Division 2 sports writer Wayne Cavadi breaks down the early successes he's seen from the Bearcats in year one under John McMenamin, and what the race to crack the bracket in Super Region 4 could look like.

KXCV Midday Report: October 8, 2025

On Wednesday October 8th, 2025's midday report, we discuss an abortion update written by Missouri's Secretary of State, fire safety when it comes to harvest season, a renovation to a beloved golf course that's been in Nodaway County since 1995, and so many more.

Northwest saw its international student population drop by roughly 80%

KXCV Midday Report: October 6, 2025

Daily headlines from KXCV news covering the Midwest corners and neighbors.

KXCV Midday Report: October 10, 2025

On Friday, October 10th, 2025's midday report, we discuss an the Fall Brew Crawl in Chillicothe, the highly disputed link between autism and Tylenol, a man who died while in custody of federal immigration officials, and MODot is asking drivers to be cautious of deer while driving.

Matt Keeley

Northwest head men's basketball coach Matt Keeley sat down with us to highlight the growth in Jack Ratigan and Trey Moala, the new pieces joining the Bearcat roster, and opening up with good competition in St. Joseph.

Bethany, MO: The street department in Bethany gathered at Central Park, located just off the square, to help prepare the park for grass. The land was tilted up and the earth overturned so the grass mats could be laid. City Administrator Jake Taylor pitched in to help cut the woven mats to size while Fire Chief Jacob Denum watered the newly planted grass.–Republican- Clipper photo

KXCV Midday Report: October 28, 2025

On Tuesday, October 28th, 2025's midday report, we discuss St. Joseph's school district making a new plan to keep all three high schools and close smaller schools, the Northwest Missouri State University Board of Regents meeting, the city of Bethany opening a new park, and so many more.

East Hills Library in St. Joseph, MO entrance.

KXCV Midday Report: October 29, 2025

On Wednesday, October 29th, midday report, we discuss how roadway fatalities are on the rise in Missouri, schools in Missouri scaling back on electives due to budget cuts, a new coffee spot in Maryville opening, how to make a bird-friendly community, and so many more.

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