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Month: July 2024

Local businesses prepare for Chiefs Training Camp

By Leah Rainwater With Chiefs Training Camp about a week out, local businesses are hopeful for an influx in customers. Other than bringing in fans, training camp provides an opportunity to stimulate St. Joseph’s economy, especially for local businesses. “We’ve got our own custom blend that we do try to do during football season, called

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Business news in brief

By The Associated Press China’s economy slowed in the last quarter BANGKOK | China says its economy expanded at a slower-than-forecast 4.7% annual rate in the last quarter. That was sharply below the 5.3% annual pace of growth seen in the first quarter of the year. Economists say weak consumer demand and reduced government spending

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County close to approving solar farm regulations

By Chris Fortune After more than two years of discussion, Buchanan County is just a step away from establishing regulations on solar farms. The Buchanan County Planning and Zoning Commission voted last week to send its draft for regulations on utility-scale solar farms to the Buchanan County Commissioners for a final vote. Buchanan County has

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City’s cooling centers offer respite from summer heat

By Ashley Luthans St. Joseph residents have been battling extreme heat recently, but community resources can help provide some relief. After last week’s heat and humidity, heat index values, or “feels-like” temperature, shot up to 112 degrees Fahrenheit on Monday. High temperatures can cause heat-related illness without proper precautions. “Drink plenty of fluids, stay in

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Wall Street rises to the edge of records

By Associated Press NEW YORK — U.S. stocks ticked to the edge of records Monday as Wall Street’s momentum keeps driving it upward. The S&P 500 rose 15.87 points, or 0.3%, to 5,631.22 and finished just shy of its all-time high set last week. It’s coming off its 10th winning week in the last 12,

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Police still searching for boy missing for two weeks

By Jenna Wilson The St. Joseph Police Department is still searching for a missing 11-year-old St. Joseph boy, officials confirmed. Capt. Jeff Wilson confirmed Monday that the department has received no new information regarding Wade Kuch, but he is still listed as missing. He was last seen more than two weeks ago. According to social

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Guilty Pleasures

By Associated Press King Charles III to visit Australia and Samoa as he recovers from cancer LONDON | King Charles III is preparing to visit Australia and Samoa in October, an itinerary that will span 12 time zones and test the monarch’s stamina as he recovers from cancer treatment. The trip, announced on Sunday by

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Will a market crash one day be pinned on the Supreme Court? An accounting expert explains why recent rulings have him worried

By Paul Griffin University of California, Davis The Conversation via AP In two major rulings this past month, the U.S. Supreme Court curtailed the authority of federal agencies to draft and enforce policies that affect the nation’s financial health. One important agency, the Securities and Exchange Commission, took a particularly big hit. Speaking as someone

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Sports Briefs

By Associated Press Vikings receiver Jordan Addison arrested in California on suspicion of DUI Minnesota Vikings wide receiver Jordan Addison has been arrested in California on suspicion of driving under the influence. This is the second straight year he has found trouble behind the wheel right before the beginning of training camp. The Vikings said

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Why people are spending less on eating out

By Wealth of Geeks According to a 2024 Popmenu study, families spend 10% less of their food budget on restaurants than they did in 2022. A year before the Popmenu study, a National Frozen & Refrigerated Foods Association survey found that four out of five people eat at home for more than half their meals.

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Why Veterans Make Great Hires

By NewsPress Now (StatePoint) Honoring members of the military means not only reflecting on their exemplary service, but also appreciating the talents and skills of veterans in the civilian workplace. Shining a light on how military skills transfer to corporate America is Brian Armstrong, a Marine Corps veteran who now serves as Wells Fargo’s head

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Canine dental health

By NewsPress Now Is your precious pooch joining you at the bathroom sink each day when you brush your teeth? If so, you may want to think about having him or her learn the proper technique to keeping teeth clean — with your help, of course. Cleaning a dog’s teeth is just as essential to

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