High School Football Scoreboard Week 2/1-KS: September 4th, 2026
Central quarterback Hank Judah (15) throws a jump pass/ Photo by Matt Pike By MATT PIKE High School Football is back as Week 2 of the regular season in Missouri and week 1 in Kansas in the
Resurfacing set for Nodaway and Atchison roads E, EE, and 46
By JIM FARIS The Missouri Department of Transportation is starting resurfacing next week for roads between U.S. Highway 59 and the Nodaway River. Route E resurfacing is set to start Tuesday the 8th, EE Monday the 14th,
Hoskins says Missouri congressional map case could reach U.S. Supreme Court
Missouri Secretary of State Denny Hoskins is reacting to the Missouri Supreme Court’s decision blocking the state’s new congressional map from being used in November’s election. Hoskins says that he disagrees with the ruling, but he’s not
26th year of Gregg Lynn’s Christmas for Kids Toy Drive kicks off next month
Gregg Lynn’s Christmas for Kids Toy Drive/ File photo By MATT PIKE For a 26th year, JoeTown 107.5’s Gregg Lynn is asking the community to help make Christmas brighter for local children during the 26th Annual Christmas for
MU Extension holds second farm tour at Triple H Farms
Kim Tennill, Owner of Triple H Family Farms, explains the produce washer to attendees and how it has improved their efficiency in processing produce for the market. By MATT PIKE The University of Missouri Extension Office held
New SNAP verification rules draw concerns from Missouri advocacy group
A Missouri anti-poverty advocacy group says some families are already struggling to keep their food assistance benefits. Lucas Caldwell McMillan with Empower Missouri says concerns are growing as new SNAP verification requirements are set to take effect
USDA launches plan to modernize agricultural data collection
USDA Secretary of Agriculture Brooke Rollins (File photo) BOONE, Iowa — The U.S. Department of Agriculture is launching a new initiative designed to improve agricultural data while reducing the reporting burden on farmers and ranchers. Agriculture Secretary
Judge denies defense request to remove 1 juror in Lindsay Clancy trial, as jury remains deadlocked after 6 days
Deliberations in the murder trial of Lindsay Clancy reached a tense impasse on Thursday as the jury remained split after six days of discussions at Plymouth Superior Court in Massachusetts. Following two prior notices from the panel
ICE officer faces federal charges for false statements in shooting of Venezuelan immigrant
Federal prosecutors have brought criminal charges against a federal immigration agent, accusing him of making false statements regarding a physical encounter that led to the shooting of a Venezuelan national earlier this year. A multi-count indictment handed
High School Football Schedule Week 2/1-KS: September 4th, 2026
Rock Port’s Brock Holmes (11) is dragged down by Worth County’s Caleb New/ Photo by Matt Pike By MATT PIKE High School Football is back as Week 2 of the regular season in Missouri kicks off tonight,