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Victim's mother speaks out after teacher arrested
As details continue to emerge in the sexual misconduct case against a Robidoux Middle School teacher, the mother of the 14-year-old victim said her family is dealing with the fallout of the situation. News-Press NOW sat down with the woman, who we are not naming to protect the identity of...
'When will it stop?': Residents, police hope to see crime decrease in hot spot areas
It’s all hands on deck to continue reducing violent crime in St. Joseph, as residents are taking notice of frequent illegal activities occurring in their neighborhoods. The City of St. Joseph may have seen a decrease in overall crime during 2023, but some residents in areas like Midtown found the decline hard to notice.
Car on Fire
(ST. JOSEPH, Mo) Police responded to the corner of 11th and Sacramento streets on reports of a car on fire and due to a crash at 9PM on Wednesday, May 22nd. When officers arrived, they found two people with injuries. Both of them were transported to Mosaic Life Care by...
Rolling Hills Summer Reading Program Blooms Again
(ST. JOSEPH, Mo.) The Rolling Hills Library branches are bringing back their famed summer reading program. Readers of all ages can sign up to track their reading and receive rewards like coupons for free food or tickets to see the St Joseph Mustangs. Although this event has been around for...
St. Joseph community market embraces local businesses
As warm weather starts to set in for good, also comes the start of the monthly community market. The community market, located at 1202 Felix Street, gathers residents to support local businesses in the community.
Laverna Manor hosting a family night to discuss the importance of Durable Power of Attorney
(SAVANNAH, Mo.) Next month, Laverna Manor Health & Rehabilitation will be hosting a family night to discuss the importance of having a Durable Power of Attorney. In collaboration with local Hospices' in the area, Laverna Manor will host a night full of free food, games, drinks and information for residents in the area to enjoy.
Local representatives discuss issues impacting St. Joseph, surrounding areas
(ST. JOSEPH, Mo.) During Missouri Speaker of the House Dean Plocher's tour of the state, he stopped in St. Joseph where local representatives were able to talk with him about bills passed by the House and Senate. During the visit, Plocher discussed topics such as teacher pay in the state,...
Albrecht-Kemper Museum of Art set to host 3rd Annual Art Fair
(ST. JOSEPH, Mo.) Albrecht-Kemper's 3rd annual art fair will be an outdoor extravaganza filled with fine art, musical performances, and enough family fun for everyone to enjoy. The free event will take place on the museum grounds and is open to the public. The Art Fair will be on Saturday...
Downtown coffee shop gives a helping hand to YWCA
A local coffee shop is giving its customers the opportunity to support women at the YWCA by treating them to a drink. Toe Beans Coffee House at 114 S. Eighth St. already has a blessings board inside the shop that works like a pay-it-forward program, but it added a new option this week. Customers can donate $5 to Mugs on a Mission, which provides a 12-ounce drink to women in the YWCA’s programs.
One motorcyclist injured after two-vehicle wreck at St. Joseph and Grand avenues
(ST. JOSEPH, Mo.) A motorcyclist was injured after a two-vehicle wreck Wednesday evening. According to the St. Joseph Police Department, a car hit a motorcycle at the intersection of St. Joseph Avenue and Grand Avenue around 7:30 p.m. The car struck the motorcycle as it made a left turn at...
Johnson returns to Mustangs while Coy helps lead Benton in a state tournament
(ST. JOSEPH, Mo.) With the Benton Cardinals baseball team making it to the Class 4 state semifinals on Wednesday, it created a problem for the St. Joseph Mustangs and manager Johnny Coy, but it's a good problem to have. The Mustangs are set to open the 2024 season at Phil...
Local family raises awareness of NF disease while daughter continues her fight
(ST. JOSEPH, Mo.) You never quite know what someone might be dealing with especially when you can't see it. That's the case for 12-year-old DeLilah Bigham and her fight with Neurofibromatosis type 1. NF causes tumors to grow along nerves in the body and presents other challenges as well. Bigham...
Triumph Foods and St. Joseph Mustangs introducing new mascot, Big T
(ST. JOSEPH, Mo.) Triumph Foods and the St. Joseph Mustangs teaming up to promote their new mascot, Big T, a tenderloin representing the baseball team. Tenderloins are a staple in St. Joseph cuisine, so the Mustangs decided to take it to the next level and introduce Big T, a tenderloin mascot who will be around the Mustangs and Phil Welch Stadium.
Vineyard Mansion property offers a Gilded Age setting in historic St. Joseph
Vineyard Mansion and Carriage House in St. Joseph are themed properties that have been restored to the elegance of the Gilded Age. The main house on the property is known as the Vineyard Mansion, while the detached apartment is the Carriage House.
Patrol message on Memorial Day: be prepared before you take off
The Memorial Day weekend kicks off the summer travel season and as drivers head out the Missouri Highway Patrol wants them to be prepared. Seargent Shane Hux with Troop H says with more drivers out on the roads to celebrate the holiday, it's vitally important to plan ahead. "Make sure...
Savannah hosted 3rd annual Block Party
(SAVANNAH, Mo.) Savannah celebrated their 3rd annual Block Party, where Andrew County residents could gather and have a bit of summer fun with family friendly activities. "When we first started, there was about 200 people. Around 250-300 people last year. So we're expecting a little bit more so 400 families that will come together in a small community, which is phenomenal. So we're just kind of bringing the outreach here and doing something positive for the community and having kids and families feel comfortable in different settings and getting to know who's in the community." Said one United Fiber employee.
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