• Adair County Ambulance District meeting
• School board fires bus contractors to save money
• Gubernatorial candidate visits Ottumwa
• Holiday Nights 'n' Lights preview
• Sheriff seeks persons of interest
• Two file for sheriff's race
• Dozens of dead deer out in Queen City
• Fact Finder warns of census scam
• Lawmaker says mammogram issue over-hyped
• Magruder named Squire

• Man charged with raping, killing NC girl, 5
• MoDOT focuses on fixing rural highways
• Drug raid puts five behind bars
• New coalition promoting Missouri agriculture
• Small firms scrapping, scaling back health plans
• Missouri officials set up group to expand 911 service
• Nixon to outline Missouri higher education funding plan
• Palin speech in SW Missouri closed to media coverage
• Wapello Co. residents visit Senator Grassley
• Midwestern states look to promote college degrees

• Dozens of dead deer out in Queen City  
• Fact Finder warns of census scam  
• Lawmaker says mammogram issue over-hyped  
• Magruder named Squire  
• Green City educator wins national award
• KCOM graduate is Great Pioneer
• Culver: Educators should expect tight budgets
• Judge dismisses manager's immigration charges
• MoDOT focuses on fixing rural highways
• Veterans of the Heartland: John Koontz  
• Same-sex marriage forum in Iowa  
• Hands of time still standing still  
• Women's networking luncheon  
• Drug raid puts five behind bars   
• Treasure hunters on the prowl  

• Mo. teen murder suspect sent to mental hospital
• Nixon details community college tuition freeze
• Man convicted of killing wife in Iowa
• Humane Society offers reward in pig deaths
• Mississippi man gets 10 years in sex trafficking case
• Public invited to meeting for two historic sites
• Culver: Educators should expect tight budgets
• Judge dismisses manager's immigration charges
• MoDOT focuses on fixing rural highways
• Iowa labor company sued for underpayment
• Automated snow gates coming to Iowa
• MoDOT focuses on fixing rural highways  
• Police seek missing Hannibal woman
• Nixon picks new mid-Missouri county commissioner
• October is 3rd coolest, wettest ever