KNPN-TV (St Joseph, MO)

News-Press & Gazette Co. operates six TV stations that cater to Andrew, Buchanan, Doniphan, and DeKalb counties in Northwest Missouri and Northeast Kansas. Our goal is to be the most dependable source for local news, entertainment, and marketing services in St. Joseph and nearby areas. FOX 26 KNPN-LD delivers local news and weather updates for the Midland Empire, along with FOX's entertainment, sports, and syndicated shows. NBC 21 KNPG-LD, the region's NBC affiliate, started broadcasting in November 2016, providing viewers with NBC's news, entertainment, and sports content. CBS 30 KCJO-LD marks the return of a local CBS station to St. Joseph after 50 years. It offers local news, weather, and CBS's news, entertainment, and sports programming. In addition to NBC 21 KNPG, FOX 26 KNPN, and CBS 30 KCJO, our platform News-Press NOW delivers continuous news and weather coverage around the clock. We also feature CW6, one of the top CW affiliates in the nation, and the Spanish-language network Telemundo.

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Tracking lingering warmth and sunshine

1 day ago | newspressnow.com | Jared Shelton

Wednesday has marked the hottest day of the year so far across Northwest Missouri and Northeast Kansas, as temperatures peaked in the upper 80s to low 90s. Unseasonably warm and breezy conditions will linger into the evening with southeast winds at 15 to 25 mph and partly sunny skies. A 10% to 20% chance of stray t-storms arrives between 8 PM and 11 PM as a front passes through the area. Most will stay dry, with the best chance for an isolated thunderstorm north of HWY-36 to the Iowa border.
Tracking mid-week heat and sunshine

2 days ago | newspressnow.com | Jared Shelton

Above average temperatures and mostly sunny skies will prevail across Northwest Missouri and Northeast Kansas through the work week. Wednesday is forecast to be the first 90 degree day of the year so far, before temperatures fall back into the low to mid 80s Thursday and Friday. Partly to mostly sunny skies Tuesday evening will give way to clear skies and a slow cool-off overnight. Lows will fall into the mid 60s after midnight with light southeast winds at 5-10 mph.
Animal expert reminds pet owners to be cautious as weather heats up

3 days ago | newspressnow.com | Kyle Schmidt

ST. JOSEPH, Mo. (News-Press NOW) -- Summer is right around the corner and hotter temperatures are beginning to hit locally, sparking concern for pets outside in the heat. Aubrey Silvey, an animal care specialist at St. Joseph Animal Services, said heat stroke is a serious issue for pets outside during hot days.
Daily's Premium Meats expansion will bring over 100 jobs to St. Joseph

4 days ago | newspressnow.com | Kyle Schmidt

ST. JOSEPH, Mo. (News-Press NOW) -- A groundbreaking ceremony took place Monday outside of Daily's Premium Meats to officially start an expansion that will double the size of the plant. Many political figures were in attendance, including Missouri Republican Gov. Mike Kehoe. "We're going to continue as governor to make sure Missouri is a place businesses can grow," Gov. Kehoe said.
Rain gardens help pollinators, prevent stormwater contamination

4 days ago | newspressnow.com | Kyle Schmidt

ST. JOSEPH, Mo. (News-Press NOW) -- The spring and summer seasons bring the possibility for heavy rainfall and contaminated stormwater runoff entering stormwater inlets. Colleen Armstrong, stormwater quality coordinator for the City of St. Joseph, shared how the rain garden outside the city's water protection division building helps prevent this potential hazard.
Motorcycle safety Month: Experts offer advice on staying protected while riding

6 days ago | newspressnow.com | Jenna Wilson

ST. JOSEPH, Mo. (News-Press NOW) -- Spring and summer are peak seasons for motorcycle riders, and safety experts are urging all drivers to stay alert and share the road responsibly. Experts say a key rule to ensure safety is for drivers to slow down, pay attention, and look twice for motorcyclists when changing lanes or entering a roadway. In addition, motorcyclists are also responsible and are encouraged to wear proper safety gear, ride at an appropriate speed and never ride impaired.
Tracking weekend warmth and sunshine

6 days ago | newspressnow.com | Jared Shelton

Warm and sunny days are ahead across Northwest Missouri and Northeast Kansas this weekend, as a ridge of high pressure builds across the central United States. Mostly sunny skies and 70s late Friday afternoon will give way to 60s and 50s overnight, with light northeasterly breezes and clear conditions through Saturday morning. The cool start to Saturday will be short lived, as afternoon temperatures surge into the low 80s locally and regionally.
Mountain biking, trail-hiking and more: St. Joseph gears up for annual River Bluff Trails Fest

1 week ago | newspressnow.com | Cameron Montemayor

ST. JOSEPH, Mo. (News-Press NOW) -- Outdoor explorers of all ages will get the chance to participate in three days of near, non-stop activities at the scenic bluffs at River Bluff Trails Park beginning Friday, May 16 in St. Joseph.
SJSD assistant principal awarded NWMO Assistant Principal of the Year

1 week ago | newspressnow.com | Leah Rainwater

ST. JOSEPH, MO. (News-Press NOW) -- One St. Joseph School District assistant principal was named the Northwest Missouri Assistant Principal of the Year by the Missouri Association of Secondary School Principals. In a Facebook post on Friday, May 9, the St. Joseph School District congratulated Central High School assistant principal, Shawna Gilliland on the accomplishment. The post said, "Her dedication, leadership, and commitment to students and staff have earned her this well-deserved recognition".
First U.S. born pope sparks local excitement and hope

1 week ago | newspressnow.com | Charles Christian

ST. JOSEPH, Mo. (News-Press NOW) -- As the bells rang out at the Vatican after the election of Pope Leo XIV as the new Supreme Pontiff of the Catholic Church, the bells of the Cathedral of St. Joseph could be heard throughout downtown. Father Stephen Hansen said that he, like much of the world, was surprised that a U.S. born Cardinal, born just in Chicago, is now the pope.