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Warrensburg area community calendar for Aug. 4 through Aug. 10
To have your event or meeting listed or changed, send details to news@warrensburgstarjournal.com or call 660-747-8123. Alcoholics Anonymous meetings hosted five days a week at 300 W. Second St. … more
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S&P Global Ratings adjusts University of Central Missouri revenue bond rating
S&P Global Ratings has adjusted its long-term credit rating on the Missouri Health and Educational Facilities Authority’s educational facilities revenue bonds (series 2018A, 2018B, and 2023) … more
More than 3,200 Missourians ended pregnancies last year through telehealth appointments with out-of-state clinicians who mailed them abortion pills, according to new data from the Guttmacher Institute.
Missourians getting abortion pills by mail from out-of-state providers quadrupled since 2023
In the midst of navigating a turbulent divorce last year, Claire learned she was pregnant.   “It wasn’t the right time for me to have a child,” said Claire, who lives in Kansas … more
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Amid federal changes, advocates question role of private insurers in Missouri Medicaid
Missouri’s Medicaid program is heading into its hardest budget years in at least a decade. A federal law passed by Congress last year, the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, threatens more than $1 … more
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Missouri could have a near-record primary turnout Tuesday as voters decide two major ballot questions and congressional primaries in three districts
Missouri turnout could hit 1.4 million as ballot measures drive primary interest
Missouri election officials expect as many as 1.4 million voters will cast ballots by the time polls close Tuesday, continuing the historic trend of high turnout in primary elections  featuring … more
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VIDEO: Who, What, When, Warrensburg for July 31
Less than a month ago, Phillip Richards (far left) and his team opened Hangar 25 in Knob Noster. Since then, Richards said business has been booming.
Hangar 25 takes flight as Knob Noster’s new small‑town diner
KNOB NOSTER – The wait is over for Johnson County residents who’ve been waiting for the small restaurant on West McPherson Street to open. Just three weeks ago, Phillip Richards and his team … more
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“Slamming the Door Shut,” a painting by Rick Herter depicting B-2 Spirit aircraft executing Operation Midnight Hammer, is shown on an easel at Whiteman Air Force Base, Missouri, July 28, 2026. Operation Midnight Hammer demonstrated Team Whiteman’s global strike capabilities as seven B-2 Spirit aircraft flew an 18-hour mission from Whiteman AFB to strike deep-buried Iranian nuclear sites.
509th, 131st Bomb Wings honored with 2025 Doolittle Award for combat excellence
The 509th Bomb Wing and Missouri Air National Guard's 131st Bomb Wing received the Air Force Historical Foundation's 2025 James H. "Jimmy" Doolittle Award and the Air National Guard Award for … more
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Ashlee Martin straightened her sign along Broadway Boulevard Wednesday. Martin expresses opposition to Constitutional Amendments 4 and 5 which she says will put financial burdens on Missourians through new taxes in services
Missouri voters to decide on Amendments 4, 5
Ashlee Martin, broker-owner of Coldwell Banker Freedom Group, and president of the West Central Association of Realtors is encouraging Missouri voters to reject proposed Constitutional Amendments 4 … more
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Warrensburg area crash reports for Aug. 1
Leeton teen seriously injured in Johnson County wreck  A Leeton juvenile, 16, suffered serious injuries at 6:10 p.m. Wednesday, July 29, in a Johnson County accident.  According … more
With the help of Main Street America’s Backing Small Business grant, Kristy Meyer has been able to expand the back half of Meyer’s Market into her own independent book store. With the second tier of funding on the way, Meyer said she’s eager to continue her expansion to offer even more of a space for folks to connect over a good book.
Meyer’s Market to expand with tier two of Main Street America grant
KNOB NOSTER – Kristy Meyer isn’t your typical accountant. She’s a cool accountant.  One who has tattoos and a nose ring. One who crunches numbers while reading her favorite fantasy … more
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District 54 Representative Brandon Phelps and his opponent, Democratic candidate Taigan Plummer, take the stage at the Warrensburg Chamber of Commerce Candidate Forum on Wednesday, July 29.
Candidates speak at Warrensburg Chamber of Commerce Forum ahead of Primary
WARRENSBURG – The Warrensburg Chamber of Commerce hosted a Primary Candidate Forum on Wednesday, July 29, at the Mathews-Crawford Post 131 American Legion. Moderated by longtime KOKO … more
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Warrensburg area crash reports for July 31
Holts Summit man seriously injured and Johnson County e-bike crash  A Holts Summit man, 59, suffered serious injuries at 8 p.m. Monday, July 27, in a Johnson County accident. According … more
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National Farmers Market Week kicks off August at the Warrensburg Farmers’ Market
Warrensburg Farmers’ Market joins markets across the country in celebrating National Farmers Market Week from Aug. 2-8, 2026 for the 27th year. National Farmers’ Market Week starts early in … more
Backward Glance for July 31
This week’s Backward Glance looks back at a local farmer’s beets, a renovation and cleaning at the Johnson County Courthouse bathrooms and dust stirred up from an Easy Gay Street project.  … more
Gov. Mike Kehoe speaks to reporters after signing three bills in his office April 23, 2026.
Missouri governor fills long-vacant teacher seat on state education board
Gov. Mike Kehoe appointed a former mayor of St. Louis and a Kansas City math teacher to the State Board of Education Thursday, filling a voting seat representing the 1st Congressional District and an … more
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The Cole County Courthouse in Jefferson City.
Judge promises quick decision on challenge to Missouri property tax caps
A Cole County judge said Wednesday he will rule quickly  on a case  that will determine if property tax caps voted on in April take effect later this year. At the end of a three-hour … more
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The summer months typically bring a small uptick in cyclospora, which is considered a parasitic infection that spreads through food or the use of contaminated water.
Vast produce supply chain complicates tracking cyclospora in Missouri and Kansas
The same food supply chain that lets restaurants serve nearly identical produce in Missouri, Michigan or California can also make it remarkably difficult to figure out where contamination began when … more
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Starlight Farm and Garden celebrated its first donor gathering with a Warrensburg Chamber of Commerce ribbon cutting ceremony and open house Wednesday, July 29.
New nonprofit Starlight Farm and Garden launches with gathering
WARRENSBURG – Starlight Farm and Garden celebrated its first donor gathering with a Warrensburg Chamber of Commerce ribbon cutting ceremony and open house on Wednesday, July 29. Community … more
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A U.S. Air Force F-15E Strike Eagle lands at RAF Lakenheath, England, during Combat Archer-UK 26 on July 21, 2026. The air-to-air weapons system evaluation certifies combat systems and unit tactics, strengthening operational readiness and validating combat effectiveness.
Whiteman Air Force Base identified as sole candidate for proposed Air Force Reserve F-15E mission
Whiteman Air Force Base has been identified as the sole candidate location for the proposed Air Force Reserve Command  F-15E Strike Eagle mission, according to Congressman Mark Alford. ​ … more
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