Bill Oliver is a journalist at My Edmonds News, The Business Herald, and WTAW. He covers a diverse range of topics including education, higher education, health and wellness, and law enforcement, with a particular focus on campus life, university research, and mental health. Bill's work has been featured in prominent publications, highlighting his commitment to regional interest and world news.
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Labor Day weekend crashes in northwest and north central Missouri includes two involving UTV's
By: Kxcv-Krnw, Bill Oliver
An exhibition of American West paintings and sculptures is opening at Northwest Missouri State's Olive DeLuce Art Gallery
Maryville's fire chief previews the city's observance of the 25th anniversary of the 9-11 terrorist attack
By: Kxcv-Krnw, Bill Oliver
Nodaway County commissioners are reviewing a study done by the sheriff comparing the pay of his deputies with 16 other counties with similar assessed property valuations and local police.
By: Kxcv-Krnw, Bill Oliver
Another piece of the early history of Northwest Missouri State is no more.
By: Kxcv-Krnw, Bill Oliver
The Friday before the one year anniversary of the murder of Turning Point USA co-founder Charlie Kirk, his widow speaks at St. Joseph Christian School.
By: Kxcv-Krnw, Bill Oliver
If you were up early enough Thursday morning (September 10) and drove by Maryville's Hy-Vee store, you had your chance to support the Kansas City Chiefs on Red Thursday.
By: Kxcv-Krnw, Bill Oliver
The Missouri Department of Transportation (MoDOT) acts on public concerns expressed to Nodaway County commissioners related to construction on Highway 71 south of Maryville and repairs on Highway 148 near Pickering.
By: Kxcv-Krnw, Bill Oliver
Saturday's Northwest Missouri State's football first home game (September 12) is the first opportunity for fans to purchase alcohol.
By: Kxcv-Krnw, Bill Oliver
That's after the Maryville city council on Tuesday night (September 8) approved a voluntary annexation application for Calvary Chapel.
