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December 2021 Local/Regional Newsroom
- Missouri redistricting panels pushing up against deadline (12.22.21)
- MODoT and others urging safe driving this holiday season
(12.22.21) - Missouri medical marijuana sales top $200 million (12.22.21)
- Missouri Corn Growers Association offering scholarships (12.22.21)
- Chillicothe city council discusses new wards (12.22.21)
- Ricketts urges vaccinations, testing amid omicron concerns (12.21.21)
- Maryville BOE discusses COVID-19 measures (12.21.21)
- Trenton city council updates trash ordinance (12.21.21)
- Kansas patients needing to be transferred stranded for days (12.21.21)
- Iowa post-Thanksgiving surge spills into Christmas week (12.21.21)
- Iowa unemployment rate improves to 3.7%, ranks 19th in US (12.21.21)
- Investigation continues in February death of Eagle man (12.21.21)
- Dec. 15 storms across north-central US classified as derecho (12.21.21)
- Planned Roadwork for Northwest Missouri, Dec. 20-26 (12.20.21)
- GAC adsorber project in Maryville wraps up (12.20.21)
- Nebraska unemployment drops again to lowest on record in US (12.20.21)
- Court keeps private property owners removed from web search (12.20.21)
- City officials announce Xmas tree drop-off spots (12.20.21)
- Missouri treasurer cracks down on schools with mask mandates (12.20.21)
- MDA now accepting applications for 2022 academy (12.20.21)
- Fires remain a concern across Kansas after strong wind storm (12.17.21)
- South Nodaway Superintendent discusses fall semester (12.17.21)
- Bankers say the rural economy remains strong in 10 states (12.17.21)
- Charges filed in connection with St. Joseph homicide (12.17.21)
- Media groups sue Iowa governor over open records law (12.17.21)
- Kansas confirms its 1st case of COVID-19 variant omicron (12.17.21)
- Nebraska hospitals spread thin as virus continues to surge (12.17.21)
- 1 dead as unusual Midwest storm brings hurricane-force winds (12.16.21)
- Proposed Nebraska mine might produce more rare elements (12.16.21)
- Nodaway County Sheriff's Office to launch new program (12.16.21)
- Missouri projecting revenues to reach record high next year (12.16.21)
- More children hospitalized as Iowa virus activity stays high (12.16.21)
- Governor: Kansas identifies potential omicron variant case (12.16.21)
- Nebraska finds problems with child welfare privatization (12.16.21)
- Lawyer: Prosecution of Nebraska Rep. Fortenberry 'political' (12.15.21)
- Record high temperatures, high winds descend on Midwest (12.15.21)
- Heineman says he won't run for Nebraska governor in 2022 (12.15.21)
- South Nodaway BOE decides to end fall semester early (12.15.21)
- Iowa State University survey shows farmland up average 29% (12.15.21)
- Grocery in nearly 150-year-old western Iowa building burns (12.15.21)
- More districts modify COVID-19 rules after Schmitt letter (12.15.21)
- Iowa GOP leaders talk tax cuts as revenue growth continues (12.14.21)
- Maryville City Council approves COVID fund spending (12.14.21)
- Damaging winds expected Wednesday over some Plains states (12.14.21)
- Nebraska City Council discusses revenue changes (12.14.21)
- Savannah native named to Captain at MSHP (12.14.21)
- Hy-Vee sends crew to help tornado victims (12.14.21)
- MDC releases preliminary deer hunting numbers (12.14.21)
- Maryville South Main Closures (12.13.21)
- Hy-Vee offers free Pfizer vaccine for 16-17 year-olds (12.13.21)
- Rolling Hills Sock Fight launches (12.13.21)
- Planned Road Work for Northwest Missouri, Dec. 13-19 (12.12.21)
- Magnitude 3.8 earthquake reported in north-central Kansas (12.12.21)
- Peterson won't seek third term as Nebraska attorney general (12.12.21)
- More local health departments curtailing COVID-19 services (12.12.21)
- Judge sets March trial date for Greitens investigator Tisaby (12.12.21)
- Federal report: Iowa violates rights of disabled people (12.10.21)
- Maryville Library hosting art and book fair (12.10.21)
- Blue Cross of Kansas changes policy on transgender surgery (12.10.21)
- Unvaccinated youth is Iowa's first case of omicron variant (12.10.21)
- Top female officer sues Iowa for gender bias, retaliation (12.10.21)
- Missouri raises ACT score needed for top college scholarship (12.10.21)
- Bang! Nebraska crash test could lead to safer road barriers (12.10.21)
- Nebraska Gov. Ricketts announces new communications director (12.9.21)
- Living Christmas tree happening this weekend in Maryville (12.9.21)
- COVID-19 hospitalizations up dramatically in Missouri (12.9.21)
- Falls City Council passes new wards map (12.9.21)
- vHospitalizations reported by the Iowa Department of Public Health increased (12.9.21)
- Missouri effort launched to put legal marijuana to 2022 vote (12.9.21)
- Iowa Auditor Sand seeking 2nd term, won't run for governor (12.8.21)
- Nodaway County health officials confirm another COVID-19 related death (12.8.21)
- Missouri AG demands that local COVID mandates end (12.8.21)
- Iowa DNR urging safety after several hunting accidents (12.8.21)
- Bethany Board of Aldermen gets budget requests (12.8.21)
- WalletHub ranks states by happiness (12.8.21)
- Iowa courts continue mask requirements, allow video hearings (12.7.21)
- Second Harvest asking for donations for 'food bundle' (12.7.21)
- Missouri governor proposes $15 minimum pay for state workers (12.7.21)
- Planning underway for Great Northwest Day (12.7.21)
- Kansas to get $27.6M from firm investigated over drug costs (12.7.21)
- Tree cutting accident kills woman in Livingston County (12.7.21)
- Nebraska State Treasurer John Murante to seek re-election (12.7.21)
- Iowa coronavirus cases increasing; 721 people hospitalized (12.7.21)
- Planned Road Work for Northwest Missouri, Dec. 6 - Dec. 12 (12.6.21)
- New Lewis & Clark exhibit opens in St. Joseph (12.6.21)
- Despite analysis, Parson adamant mask mandates don't work (12.6.21)
- MDC releases preliminary youth hunting numbers (12.6.21)
- Missouri abortion opponents seek more restrictions in 2022 (12.6.21)
- Maryville R-2 school district finds next superintendent (12.6.21)
- November economy index falls, but confidence ticks up (12.6.21)
- Missouri confirms 1st case of omicron virus variant (12.6.21)
- Iowa, Nebraska get millions in EPA water improvement funds (12.3.21)
- Records: Missouri planned to thank glitch-finding journalist (12.3.21)
- Nodaway Chorale gets ready for holiday concert (12.3.21)
- MSHP releases preliminary Thanksgiving holiday crash numbers (12.3.21)
- Many of the state's COVID hospitalizations are young adults (12.3.21)
- Clarinda Public Library hosting holiday party (12.3.21)
- Kelly names new leader of Kansas Child Advocate division (12.3.21)
- Iowa DNR talks about upcoming deer hunting season (12.3.21)
- US Rep. Fortenberry alleges prosecutor misled his lawyer (12.2.21)
- New exhibit at Albrecht Kemper Museum of Art (12.2.21)
- Watchdog files 2nd complaint against Senate hopeful Greitens (12.2.21)
- MODoT wanting public comments on transportation needs (12.2.21)
- Ex-Kansas health chief says he was 'Fauci'd' out of his job (12.2.21)
- Iowa not as charitable as other states (12.2.21)
- Iowa coronavirus hospitalizations top 700, new yearly high (12.2.21)
- Schmidt: Kansas universities violating state's new COVID law (12.1.21)
- Creston city council discuss backup generator (12.1.21)
- Iowa stops tracking home county of COVID hospital patients (12.1.21)
- Area library offering new GED program (12.1.21)
- Jury awards $26M in malpractice lawsuit, a Nebraska record (12.1.21)
- Trenton city council discusses two water-related issues (12.1.21)
