Russell Dickerson to release new EP ‘Worth Your Wild’
Country hitmaker Russell Dickerson is ushering in spring with a new EP, Worth Your Wild, arriving March 6. Helmed by producer Josh Kerr, the EP features four tracks — three brand-new songs in addition to […]
Luke Grimes returns as Kayce Dutton in trailer for ‘Yellowstone’ spinoff ‘Y: Marshals’
CBS has released the first extended trailer for Y: Marshals, the latest spinoff from Taylor Sheridan’s Yellowstone universe, with Luke Grimes reprising his role as Kayce Dutton. Y: Marshals continues the expansion of the Yellowstone […]
Rock and Roll Hall of Fame reveals 2026 nominees spanning multiple music genres
The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame has announced 17 artists nominated for its 2026 induction class, showcasing a wide cross-section of genres and eras. Among those on this year’s ballot are The Black Crowes, […]
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Double Bonus Bracket Challenge
The college basketball tournament can make you a winner! Make your picks for the chance to win $200 (local grand prize). Even if your bracket becomes busted you have 2 more chances to play and […]
February Quiz Corner
With the Winter Olympics this month we are putting to the test how much you know about them to win $50 at the end of the month.
How George Strait Makes His Money!
George Strait, one of country music’s wealthiest stars, has amassed a fortune of around $300 million through decades of hits, tours, and smart business moves. Starting as a struggling college kid playing honky-tonks, he signed […]
In The Know News
St. Joseph Chamber to host 22nd Annual Farm City Breakfast featuring former KC Wolf Dan Meers
The St. Joseph Chamber of Commerce will host its 22nd annual Farm City Breakfast from 7:00 – 9:00 a.m. on Friday, March 13, at Word of Life Church, 3902 NE Riverside Road. As one of […]
St. Joseph School District working with staff, students as reorganization efforts continue
St. Joseph School District officials are continuing to prepare for the shift into a two high school model next school year After surveying staff of what schools, they would prefer to be at next school […]
Missouri House passes bill to help people with alpha-gal syndrome tick disease
Missouri House members passed Bill 1855 to assist individuals with life-altering allergies caused by tick bites, particularly prevalent in Missouri and neighboring states. The bill aims to enhance data collection and research on alpha-gal syndrome, […]






