8 expert weight loss tips for women over 40
Hone Health talks to medical experts who detail how shedding pounds is possible with a few smart diet and lifestyle tweaks.
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What are business expense cards and how do they work?
Brex details how companies can manage spending with business expense cards.
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How to rent out your house: 12 steps to success
TurboTenant takes a deep dive into how to rent out a house effectively and efficiently—how to understand legal elements, screen tenants, and make the home improvements necessary to ensure your rental is competitive and attractive to applicants.
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Multi-hazard storm system arriving Friday
A strong low pressure system forecast to bring gusty winds, high fire danger and a threat for scattered severe thunderstorms Friday. Strong southerly winds and elevated fire danger are expected to develop late Friday morning and persist through the evening hours. A risk for scattered severe storms will ramp up after 2 p.m. and continue
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‘The Shop’ bringing doughnut-coffee business to King Hill Avenue
ST. JOSEPH, Mo. (News-Press NOW) — St. Joseph has a new local business serving up a high-quality combo of doughnuts and coffee in the heart of the south end. The Shop, a new doughnut and coffee business located at 6400 King Hill Ave., is set to open for business this weekend, offering residents everything from
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St. Joseph cancels Clean Sweep Event amid landfill situation
ST. JOSEPH, Mo. (News-Press NOW) — City officials have announced that St. Joseph’s annual Clean Sweep event in April has been canceled amid efforts to reduce waste and ensure timely construction of the next cell. The city is in the midst of an expedited $1.1 million cell excavation project to ensure enough landfill space is available when
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What’s at risk if Congress doesn’t fund the government by Friday’s deadline
CNN, POOL, HOUSE TV, SENATE TV, CAMIPHOTO.COM By Tami Luhby, CNN (CNN) — Facing intense pressure over the threat of a shutdown in less than two days, lawmakers are racing to push through a government funding plan by Friday’s midnight deadline. Lawmakers last passed a stopgap funding bill in December, averting a shutdown at the
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St. Joseph cancels Clean Sweep Event amid landfill situation
ST. JOSEPH, Mo. (News-Press NOW) — City officials have announced that St. Joseph’s annual Clean Sweep event in April has been canceled amid efforts to reduce waste and ensure timely construction of the next cell. The city is in the midst of an expedited $1.1 million cell excavation project to ensure enough landfill space is available when
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Benton Cardinals chase history: first quarterfinal appearance in 18 years
The Benton Cardinals boys basketball team is once again taking the spotlight of the Class 4 state tournament, as they will face Center in the quarterfinal round. It’ll be another road test for the Cardinals, but after handling St. Pius X 67-38, the team is feeling confident and ready to bring back some hardware to
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Tracking gusty winds, scattered severe threat Friday
Dry and quiet conditions will linger Thursday evening, ahead of a strong low pressure system forecast to bring gusty winds, high fire danger, and a threat for scattered severe thunderstorms Friday. A sunny and toasty Thursday afternoon will give way to a mild evening, with skies remaining mostly clear overnight. Low temperatures will fall into
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St. Joseph Animal Shelter at capacity
A puppy jumps up in his kennel at the St. Joseph Animal Shelter.
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SJSD officials break down costs behind school bond issue
St. Joseph School Board Vice President Mike Moore, left, School Board President LaTonya Williams, center, and SJSD Superintendent Gabe Edgar, right, explain the logistics behind Proposition 2.
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Motorcyclist seriously injured in three-vehicle accident
The St. Joseph Police Department responded to the crash involving two cars and a motorcycle at North Belt Highway and Beck Road a little after 1 p.m..
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Powerful storm causes mudslides in California, threatens outbreak of tornadoes and wildfires across US this week
KCRA, LARRY PRICE, CNN By Mary Gilbert and Karina Tsui, CNN (CNN) — A powerful storm that dropped drenching rain on flood-prone Southern California is raising concern among forecasters that it could produce a dangerous, widespread outbreak of tornadoes, damaging winds and fires along with a blizzard as it crosses the entire United States in
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Food tech business opening in St. Joseph as first U.S. location
A protein manufacturing company is set to open its first U.S. facility in St. Joseph.
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Alligator freed after being trapped in storm drain for over a month
KRGV By Christian von Preysing Click here for updates on this story WESLACO, Texas (KRGV) — A six-foot-long alligator that had been stuck in a Weslaco storm drain for over a month is finally free. An animal rescue crew worked to get the gator, “Stormy” out of the drain Wednesday afternoon. Stormy is now enjoying
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How donuts describe variations of winter precipitation
Winter is well known for its cold and gloomy days but also for its different types of precipitation. Freezing rain, sleet and snow are typical of the season. So far this winter, we have experienced a glaze of freezing drizzle, a few pellets of sleet and mounds of snow. Weather can be tricky and hard
Continue Reading Post-Groundhog Day outlook: Phil got it right
Feb. 2, was Groundhog Day, a tradition many look forward to after enduring the harsh cold of winter. For more than a century, Punxsutawney Phil has been making his famous “weather predictions” from a small town in eastern Pennsylvania, adding a touch of fun and folklore to the winter season. Punxsutawney Phil is not the
Continue Reading Powerful storm system blows through the heartland
A strong low-pressure system ripped through America’s heartland earlier this week, bringing a multitude of hazards and impacts. Tornadoes and severe thunderstorms made headlines on the southern flank of the sprawling spring storm, while blizzard conditions plagued points farther north. Locally, the storm brought over an inch of rain, one to three inches of snow
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St. Joseph pedestrian killed after being struck by vehicle
St. Joseph police are investigating after a pedestrian was killed walking near the North belt highway.
Continue ReadingTeen charged in connection to parents’ deaths appears in court; more charges likely
WDJT, FAMILY PHOTO, CNN By Jenna Wells Click here for updates on this story WAUKESHA, Wisconsin (WDJT) — A teen charged in connection to the deaths of his parents last month appeared in Waukesha County court Wednesday. The teen was extradited from Kansas to Wisconsin after police say he left the state following their deaths.
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See St. Joseph: Irish celebrations and cosmic education
Citizens of St. Joseph celebrate the St. Patrick’s day parade along the streets of downtown.
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Movies and TV shows casting in Kansas City
Backstage compiled a list of movies and TV shows casting in Kansas City.
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It’s Your Call for March 13
What’s going on? Lafayette has had two additions since it was built. It’s got half as many students as it had back in the ’60s and they don’t have enough room? What, are kids 10 times the size that they were in those days? What’s going on? Stop it now It’s time us taxpayers sent
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Ford, Terry 1956-2025 Summerville, S.C.
SUMMERVILLE, S.C. – Terry Leon Ford, 68, of Summerville, South Carolina, husband of Deborah Lynn Cary Ford, passed away Monday, March 10, 2025, at MUSC. Memorial Services will be Friday morning, March 21, 2025, at 11 a.m. in Summerville Baptist Church. Flowers will be accepted or memorials in Terry’s name may be made to Summerville
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Jeffers Sr., Floyd W. 1953-2025 St. Joseph, Mo.
Floyd William Jeffers Sr., 71, of St. Joseph, passed away Sunday, March 2, 2025. He was born Oct. 24, 1953, in St. Joseph, son of the late Frances and Andrew Jeffers. He graduated from Lafayette High School, class of 1972. He worked at Pasco Steel as a welder. He enjoyed crafts, fishing, collecting beer steins,
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Rethemeyer, Eileen 1966-2025 St. Joseph, Mo.
Eileen Rethemeyer, 58, St. Joseph, died Sunday, March 9, 2025, in St. Joseph. Born Nov. 21, 1966, St. Joseph, Survivors include daughter, Raeleen (Jacob Kimler) Owens; eight grandchildren; brothers, Mark (Vicki) Rethemeyer and Steven (Laura) Rethemeyer; Gina (Rick) Gilbert of Belton, Texas; significant other Chuck Drowns. Online condolence and full obituary at www.ruppfuneral.com. As published
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Late Notices, March 13, 2025
Late Notices Edward F. Hardesty WESTON, Mo. – Edward F. Hardesty, 84, Weston, Missouri, died March 10, 2025. He was a member of the Missouri Cremation Service. Arrangements under the direction of Meierhoffer Funeral Home & Crematory. Betty J. Harris Betty J. Harris, 96, St. Joseph, died March 12, 2025. Services pending Meierhoffer Funeral Home
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Movies and TV shows casting across the US
Backstage compiled a list of movies and TV shows casting across the US.
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The science behind how romantic relationships affect mental health
Charlie Health provides information on data highlighting the link between romantic relationships and mental health—plus some tips for cultivating healthy relationships.
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