By Brandpoint (BPT) (BPT) – Stomach pain, nausea and brain fog can be uncomfortable to experience. Imagine living with these symptoms every day without knowing their cause or being able to manage and rid yourself of them. This was Aaron’s experience; he spent decades living with debilitating, daily pain — sometimes so severe he needed
Continue ReadingBy NewsPress Now https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100056951484402 ATTENTION: HOMEOWNERS, BUILDERS, HVAC CONTRACTORS & INSTALLERS AND FACILITY MANAGERS! • ELECTRIC FURNACES / AIR HANDLERS • AC CONDENSERS S • AC / HEAT PUMP • GAS FURNACES (UPDRAFT & DOWNDRAFT) SAVE ROLL-FORMED METAL ROOFING & SIDING METAL TRIM Custom Lengths Various Colors New, quality appliances & materials at reduced price
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By Leah Rainwater With mild weather sticking around a little while longer, now is the chance to prepare your home for winter’s coming chill. AAA has recommendations for homeowners to get ready for winter weather before it hits. “Now is the time that you really want to make sure your home is ready for colder
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By NewsPress Now St. Joseph Bartlett Hard wheat: No bids Soft wheat: No bids Yellow corn: 4.10 White corn: No bids Soybeans: 9.80 Atchison Cargill Hard wheat: 5.07 Soft wheat: No bids Yellow corn: 4.15 White corn: No bids Soybeans: 9.77 Lifeline Foods Yellow corn: 4.10 AGP Soybeans: 10.02
Continue ReadingBy The Associated Press U.S. regulators investigating whether engines on 1.4 million Hondas might fail DETROIT | U.S. auto safety regulators are investigating complaints that engines can fail on as many as 1.4 million Honda and Acura vehicles. The probe by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration covers the 2016 through 2020 Honda Pilot and
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By Associated Press NEW YORK — U.S. stocks rose Monday, led by those seen as benefiting the most from Donald Trump’s reelection as president, but drops for some high-profile Big Tech stocks kept indexes in check. The S&P 500 edged up by 0.1%, coming off its best week of the year following Trump’s victory and
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By Associated Press BAKU, Azerbaijan — United Nations annual climate talks stuttered to a start Monday with more than nine hours of backroom bickering over what should be on the agenda for the next two weeks. It then turned to the main issue: money. In Baku, Azerbaijan, where the world’s first oil well was drilled
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By Associated Press Savannah Britt owes about $27,000 on loans she took out to attend college at Rutgers University, a debt she was hoping to see reduced by President Joe Biden’s student loan forgiveness efforts. Her payments are currently on hold while courts untangle challenges to the loan forgiveness program. But as the weeks tick
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By Associated Press Taylor Swift wins big and Rita Ora pays tribute to Liam Payne at the EMAs MANCHESTER, England | Taylor Swift came out on top at the 2024 MTV EMAs on Sunday, walking away with best artist, best U.S. act, best live act and best video for “Fortnight” (featuring Post Malone). Swift, who
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By NewsPress Now (StatePoint) Cada año, hasta 80,000 niños menores de 5 años resultan hospitalizados debido al virus respiratorio sincitial (RSV) en los Estados Unidos. El RSV es la principal causa de hospitalización entre todos los bebés. No obstante, los nuevos avances médicos están protegiendo a los bebés y a algunos niños pequeños que tienen
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By Associated Press KANSAS CITY, Kan. — After working at a crowded and dangerous internment camp in Iraq, Air Force Staff Sgt. Heather O’Brien brought home with her anxiety and post-traumatic stress disorder. A bouncy labradoodle and a Kansas City-area program helped her get back on her feet. Dogs 4 Valor, operated through the Olathe,
Continue ReadingBy Associated Press Nov. 15 In 1777, the Second Continental Congress approved the Articles of Confederation. In 1806, explorer Zebulon Pike sighted the mountaintop now known as Pikes Peak in present-day Colorado. In 1939, President Franklin D. Roosevelt laid the cornerstone of the Jefferson Memorial in Washington, D.C. In 1959, four members of the Clutter
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By Jazmine Knight The St. Joseph School board met Monday evening at the Troester Media Center to discuss updates and to review yet another challenged book. Originally challenged on May 29 and retained in Sept., “Looking For Alaska,” the 2005 novel by John Green, has recently been appealed for being too inappropriate for SJSD students.
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By Veronika Dolar Pace University The Conversation via AP President-elect Donald Trump owes his political comeback in large part to voters’ concerns over the soaring price of everything from gasoline and housing to coffee and bagels. Inflation has since come down to levels close to normal thanks in large part to a steep rise in
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By Cameron Montemayor The red, white and blue of the American flag flew strong as community members lined the streets for this year’s Veterans Day Parade on Monday. Residents, veterans, active military, law enforcement and first responders all joined together on a cool and sunny morning to honor history and the generations of men and
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By Jenna Wilson The St. Joseph Fire Department will receive more than $280,000 in ARPA funds for a new rescue truck and apparatus equipment to replace pieces of its aging fleet. The rescue truck currently in reserve use is more than 12 years old and has more than 100,000 miles, a rebuilt motor and is
Continue ReadingBy Kim Jarrett | The Center Square (The Center Square) – An economist for the University of Tennessee said the state is growing but the labor force participation rate has declined. Dr. Don Bruce, director of the university’s Boyd Center for Economic Business and Research, told the State Funding Board at its November meeting that Tennessee
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By Brandpoint (BPT) (BPT) – Summer is over which means holiday season is upon us! With the holidays come many festive, food-centric celebrations, making it a great time to be aware of food-related health conditions that can affect your ability to enjoy the holidays. As you break bread with friends and family, there’s a good
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By Jenna Wilson Officials with the St. Joseph Police Department confirmed a 36-year-old man from St. Joseph was killed in a shooting near Midtown Sunday. The St. Joseph Police Department responded to a shots fired call at North 20th and Jules at about 12:08 p.m. and found a vehicle with a bullet hole and the
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By Ashley Luthans Drivers traveling through Frederick and Leonard will be without a stoplight at the intersection for several days beginning on Tuesday. Temporary stop signs will be up at the location while signal improvements are made to accommodate the new QuikTrip location. Improvements include replacing signs, adding flashing yellow arrows and updating electronics. Work
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By Ashley Luthans Several local businesses and organizations are hosting food drives to support those in need in St. Joseph for Thanksgiving. Alchemy Tea Co. is hosting a Thanksgiving food drive that also benefits the donors. The company is taking nonperishable food items worth $5, and in return the donator gets a free $5 boba
Continue ReadingBy Catrina Barker | The Center Square contributor (The Center Square) – Pepsi workers in Chicago are out of a job after the company announced the closure of the only plant left in the city. Simultaneously, Illinois U.S. Sen. Dick Durbin is urging Stellantis to reopen its plant in Belvidere. State Rep. Brad Halbrook, R-Shelbyville,
Continue ReadingBy J.D. Davidson | The Center Square (The Center Square) – With thoughts focused on the holiday season, small business owners in Ohio continue to struggle with finding employees. But that’s not the only issue. The quality of employees those small businesses do find is also a significant issue, according to the recently released Jobs
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By Brandpoint (BPT) (BPT) – What do you love most about the holidays? Chances are it’s quality time with friends and family, nostalgic comforts like a crackling fireplace on a chilly night and the comforting flavors you enjoy this time of year. Fortunately, making those special holiday moments happen when your life is busy can
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By Brandpoint (BPT) (BPT) – Holidays can bring cheer, stress … or a little (or a lot) of both. One way to help ensure more cheer and less stress is to stay healthy. That’s why CDC recommends staying up to date on your vaccines to help protect against respiratory illnesses, including flu. Getting an annual
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By Brandpoint (BPT) (BPT) – With 18 million Veterans living in the United States today, Veterans Day is not only an opportunity to recognize the men and women who have served the country, but also celebrate their successes after service. Military service and life afterwards is often shrouded in misconceptions. Many of us are unaware
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By Erin Cogswell Buyers and renters seeking inexpensive housing may want to head to the Midwest. A new Clever Real Estate study names Ohio the nation’s most affordable state. Of 100 U.S. cities analyzed, Toledo ranks the least expensive overall, with Akron, Cleveland, Cincinnati, and Columbus all appearing in the top 30. Clever looked at
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By Daria Bachmann Financial strain is reshaping how Americans approach what is typically a season of joy and generosity. According to a new survey from BadCredit, nearly half of Americans feel stressed about their upcoming holiday shopping. With inflation driving up prices and economic uncertainty looming, many consumers are rethinking their spending habits. Still, the
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By NewsPress Now A Council Bluffs, Iowa, motorcyclist suffered serious injuries after colliding with a deer Sunday night in Atchison County, Missouri. The crash occurred at about 9 p.m. as the 48-year-old driver traveled south on Highway AA, three miles north of Rock Port, according to a Missouri State Highway Patrol report. The man struck
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By NewsPress Now A Lathrop, Missouri, man is dead after a Sunday afternoon crash in Clinton County. The 59-year-old Lathrop resident was traveling east on 240th St., about five miles southeast of Lathrop at around 12:30 p.m. when he traveled off the south side of the road and struck a guardrail, according to a Missouri State
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