Josephfer Williams Jr.

2 weeks ago | ourcommunitynow.com | Josephfer Williams Jr.

Share (JEFFERSON CITY, Mo.) Missouri residents could see a lot of changes when it comes to motor vehicles as the Missouri House of Representatives and Senate are working to get House Bill (HB) 378 put into law. HB 378, which is sponsored by State Rep. Brad Pollitt, District 52, would make multiple changes that deal with motor vehicles. These changes included updates to vehicle safety inspections and temporary permits.

2 weeks ago | kq2.com | Josephfer Williams Jr.

(ATCHISON, KS) While most activists take to the streets, down in Atchison, a group of nuns are taking a small amount of money and investing it in the stock market to make changes in corporate america. Shareholder activism started back in the early 70s in South Africa, but Benedictine Sisters started to get involved in the activism in 2003 as a sister in Texas got interest in doing it.

3 weeks ago | kq2.com | Josephfer Williams Jr.

(ST. JOSEPH, Mo.) The City of St. Joseph, AUSA Henry Leavenworth Chapter and the St. Joseph Community Alliance are set to host a Vietnam Era Commemoration Ceremony on Monday, July 14, 2025. The City said in a news release, "We are proud and grateful to our Veterans and we want to honor those who served between November 1, 1955 to May 15, 1975.

3 weeks ago | kq2.com | Josephfer Williams Jr.

(ST. JOSEPH, Mo. Arena Football team, KC Goats, has now officially moved to St. Joseph and renamed their team to the St. Joseph Goats. The Goats held a press conference on April 17, 2025, and unveiled their new uniforms and logo. Head Coach, Dorsey Golston III said, "It's an outstanding feeling. I think the people of St. Joseph want to enjoy holding a bunch of fans here.

4 weeks ago | kq2.com | Josephfer Williams Jr.

(ST. JOSEPH, MO) Provisions were made by the Missouri Board of Healing Arts to their Practice Act as it would now allow direct access for Missouri residents to see physicians without a referral. Before provisions were made, people that needed to see a physician would have to wait for a referral no matter if it was for an emergency or not. Director of Physical Therapy at Performance plus rehabilitation center, Aaron Jones, shares how it benefits residents.