By NewsPress Now Thefts reported from Sept. 12 to Sept. 22 702 S. 26th St., items stolen at residence/home. 1802 Frederick Ave., items stolen at parking lot/garage. 212 N. 16th St., vehicle theft at residence/home. 3629 Gene Field Rd., items stolen at residence/home. 5615 S. 9th St., items stolen at residence/home. 3022 S. Belt Highway,
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By NewsPress Now Arrests reported from Sept. 17 to Sept. 23 James Rowan Armstrong, 64, 1005 Ridenbaugh St., warrant for failure to appear in court. Sayley Ann Ray Cox, 23, 3511 S. 11th St., warrant for failure to appear in court. Dylan Ray Kelley, 28, 801 Roosevelt Ave., warrant for failure to appear in court.
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By Associated Press Obesity is high and holding steady in the U.S., but the proportion of those with severe obesity — especially women — has climbed since a decade ago, according to new government research. The U.S. obesity rate is about 40%, according to a 2021-2023 survey of about 6,000 people. Nearly 1 in 10
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By Associated Press More than a decade after retiring from football, Brett Favre says he has Parkinson’s disease. Favre told a congressional hearing Tuesday that he had been recently diagnosed. There are nearly 90,000 new Parkinson’s cases each year in the U.S., according to the Parkinson’s Foundation. Here are some questions and answers about the
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By Associated Press WASHINGTON — Fall means it’s time for just about everybody to get up to date on their flu and COVID-19 vaccines – and a lot of older adults also need protection against another risky winter virus, RSV. Yes, you can get your flu and COVID-19 shots at the same time. Don’t call
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By Kirsten Stokes This week’s Sideline Spirit features the East Buchannan cheerleading team. Competing in the 2A Missouri coaching cheerleading association competition, the squad of 17 is ready to get their bid at regionals for a shot at a state trophy. “We have a lot of DUAL SPORT athletes. So, between volleyball, golf, cheer and
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By Jenna Wilson Recent police data revealed some of the most dangerous intersections in St. Joseph when it comes to car crashes. In 2023, some intersections were marked as more hazardous than others due to the number of accidents, and if you ask residents why, they’ll tell you they all have one thing in common
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By Leah Rainwater A month into NFL football season, some must-haves for St. Joseph residents includes Chiefs clothing, decor and accessories. Michelle Moore is the owner of Blessings Boutique in St. Joseph, and she said she’s been a Chiefs fan for some time. “I’ve been a huge Chiefs fan since ‘80s, since I was a
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By Brandpoint (BPT) Sorry, but your browser does not support the video tag. (BPT) – Rose Ranch is nothing short of unique. Nestled between dense forest and oyster beds, it has been operating along the coast of Washington State since 1923. For 100 years, each generation of the Rose family has returned to South Bend
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By Cameron Montemayor Major accomplishments in the field of artificial intelligence and business are leading St. Joseph native Austin Ambrozi and his burgeoning company to one of the world’s leading stages for economic development. Ambrozi, co-founder and COO of Doxci and its AI-powered document processing technology, was recently selected along with other members of the
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By NewsPress Now East Hills Library is offering a chance to better understand dyslexia and to learn how to support students who have the disorder. The library will host dyslexia simulations at 5:30 p.m. on Oct. 3 and 6 p.m. on Oct. 9. This will give people an opportunity to experience what students with dyslexia
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By Brandpoint (BPT) (BPT) – College student Jamie Schanbaum was studying at the University of Texas at Austin, just 19 years old, when she was rushed to the hospital with severe symptoms that seemed related to asthma or the flu. Two days later, Jamie and her family were stunned to learn she had contracted meningococcal
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By Jazmine Knight The St. Joseph School District announced this week that it will be implementing virtual learning days this school year when necessary, and officials are sharing more about what that will look like for families. For those unfamiliar, AMI stands for alternative methods of instruction. An AMI day can be used as a
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By NewsPress Now Those who love a spooky story won’t want to miss a special program at the St. Joseph Library’s Downtown branch next week. Katie East will talk about the science and legends behind tales of monsters, vampires, zombies and ghosts in a free program at 6 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 3, at 927 Felix
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By NewsPress Now (StatePoint) Falling just a little behind in math class can have a snowball effect, making each new concept even more difficult to master. Here’s what you can do to help ensure your child thrives in the classroom now, and in the years to come: Supplement Their Learning Math courses can move quickly.
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By Jenna Wilson The race is on for candidates looking to represent Missouri’s 6th congressional district and take incumbent Sam Graves long-standing position in the U.S. House of Representatives. Graves, a Republican native of Tarkio in the state’s northwest corner, is running for the 12th time and has held the seat for more than 23
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By Chris Fortune A South Side homestyle family diner is in the spotlight after being featured in a show highlighting independent restaurants. America’s Best Restaurants filmed an episode at Betty’s Café, 6307 King Hill Ave., in May. It is set to stream on Wednesday evening and can be seen on the restaurant’s Facebook page starting
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By NewsPress Now Josh Hawley Party: Republican Previous offices: senior U.S. senator, Missouri attorney general Key issues/experience: serves on Senate committees for the Judiciary, Homeland Security, Small Business Entrepreneurship, etc.; protecting religious freedom; battling big business to protect Missouri workers and families Website: https://joshhawley.com/
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By NewsPress Now Lucas Kunce Party: Democratic Previous offices: n/a — attorney Key issues/experience: 13 years active duty in the Marines, antitrust advocate, protecting working families, national security Website: https://lucaskunce.com/
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By NewsPress Now Everett Goddard Jr. Party: Republican Previous offices: n/a — business owner Key issues/experience: road safety, reducing wasteful spending
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By NewsPress Now Ron Hook Party: Democratic Previous offices: western district commissioner for Buchanan County Key issues/experience: commissioner since 2009, tackling safety issues with urgency
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By NewsPress Now Andrea Denning Party: Democratic Previous offices: n/a — small business owner Key issues/experience: public education, affordable health care, economic growth Website: https://andreaformissouri.com/
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By NewsPress Now Community members will have a chance to celebrate Krug Park’s past and learn more about upcoming improvements at a groundbreaking ceremony Oct. 10. City officials, leaders and park advocates will speak at the ceremony. Guests can learn more about projects for the amphitheater, children’s circus, castle, picnic area and buffalo bowl. The
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By Ashley Luthans A local woman is taking her talent to her sport’s biggest stage. Hunter Henderson, a bodybuilder and powerlifter from DeKalb, Missouri, has qualified for Ms. Olympia. “It is the most prestigious bodybuilding stage that you can step on,” Henderson said. “You know, Olympia is every bodybuilder’s dream, to get to the Olympia,
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By Brandpoint (BPT) (BPT) – It was a diagnosis no parent ever wants to hear, and few parents have heard it. Mandy and Ryan Aberegg’s world shifted on its axis when their son Cooper, now 13 years old, was diagnosed shortly after birth with severe hemophilia B, a rare disorder that prevents the blood from
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By Leah Rainwater It’s been about a week since the St. Joseph Health Department announced their new hours of business. “Primarily the reason for the change, is just the traffic flow,” said Stephanie Malita, a Health Educator at the health department. “We want to maintain good customer relations and we just have found that we’re
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By Jazmine Knight The St. Joseph School District board of education has a laundry list of agenda items going into Tuesday’s school board meeting. To open the meeting on a positive note, the district honored one local social worker, Lavell Rucker, with Missouri’s School Social Worker of the Year award. After that, both Superintendent, Gabe
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By Chris Fortune With just over a month to go until Election Day, volunteers at the Buchanan County Democratic and Republican offices say they are seeing a rise in voter enthusiasm. Buchanan County voters are taking to their local party headquarters to buy signs and express their views on the presidential election and Amendment 3,
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By Ashley Luthans The Downtown Library is hosting a blood drive on Friday, Oct. 4. The event, a partnership with the Community Blood Center, will take place from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at 927 Felix St. In recognition of October being National Breast Cancer Awareness Month, the organizations are working to donate as much
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By NewsPress Now News-Press NOW wants to see the special talents of local pets, even if that special talent is enjoying car rides or just being adorable. You can submit photos of your pets along with a brief description of their talents to our Pet Pals “Smarty Pets” contest at newspressnow.com/petpals. The contest is sponsored
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