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News Archive
Friday, November 20th, 2009
Car vs. Deer
Deer accidents are big business in a bad economy
Maryville Students on the Trail to Active Lifestyle
Students in Maryville get a little motivation to go down a different path.
$50,000 Reward for Missing Woman
An anonymous donor raises the stakes in the search for a missing Horton woman.
Young Girl Testifies in Rape Case
A silent jury listened to hours of alleged victims testimony
New Moon Craze Hits St. Joseph
Twilight fever has spread across St. Joseph, as New Moon hits theatres.
Hundreds Line Up to Swat Flu Bug
Hundreds of people lined up Friday outside the Andrew Co. Health Dept. to beat the seasonal flu.
Donor Raises Stakes in Kimmi Search: $50,000 Reward
An anonymous donor ups the ante in the search for a missing Horton woman.Thursday, November 19th, 2009
Local Construction Company Gets Multi-Million Dollar Bid 
Missouri Western State University has awarded the E.L. Crawford Construction Company a $3.5 Million ...
Edison Family Thanksgiving
Thanksgiving comes early for hundreds of families.
Customer, Dealer Respond to Sour Sale
A KQ2 viewer speaks out about her experience with a used car business fined by the State Attorney ...
New Details Emerge in Rape Trial
Doctors reveal gruesome details about a 7-year-old girl's alleged rape.
Business Moves From St. Joe to Savannah
They celebrated opening their doors in a new home.
Another Round of Layoffs for Gray Manufacturing
The St. Joseph company announced 23 layoffs today.
Palma's: Closed for Business
A long-time Mexican restaurant closed its doors Thursday.
Police Offer Money for Missing Weapons
The St. Joseph Police Department hopes cash will help them catch up with weapons stolen from a ...
Missing Woman's Family Puts Up $10,000 Reward
Investigators believe Horton woman forced from home.
Local Business Owners Talk Money
Summit teaches owners how to grow their business.
Operation Christmas Child Helps Those in Need
Volunteers are needed to donate shoe boxes full of supplies for needy children.
Copper Thieves Blamed for Gas Leak
Fire officials blame copper thieves for causing a gas leak that shut down a busy St. Joseph street.Wednesday, November 18th, 2009
Before Disaster Strikes
Students plan to be responders, not victims.
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