Good morning, Saint Joseph.

St. Joseph, Missouri, is focusing on development projects in 2025, including a proposed new high school, a collaborative aquatic center with the YMCA, and a possible CID tax increase for North Shoppes' property maintenance.

St. Joseph's Public Works Department prepares roads for an expected winter storm by prepping with a salt brine and planning snowplow deployment.

Local hardware stores, including Westlake Ace Hardware in St. Joseph, are well-stocked and aiding residents with supplies like snow blowers, shovels, and deicer ahead of an anticipated weekend winter storm.

The United Way of Greater St. Joseph has organized a list of warming centers and emergency shelters in St. Joseph and Savannah to help locals cope with the freezing temperatures forecasted this winter.

Missouri American Water provides guidance on preventing and managing frozen pipes to avoid costly repairs during cold weather.

Several local organizations in St. Joseph are welcoming volunteers as a way for individuals to fulfill their New Year's resolutions to give back to the community.

Two individuals were hospitalized with moderate injuries following a three-vehicle rollover accident caused by a distracted driver in St. Joseph, Mo.

The Pony Express Museum in St. Joseph, Missouri, welcomed a newly donated photograph of original Pony Express rider James Benjamin "Bean" Hamilton, marking the first addition of 2025.

FlyTech Pilot Academy in St. Joseph, Mo., celebrates its first graduate, Kolin Westhoff, who completed his pilot training in nine months while balancing college and personal life.

Mayor John Josendale of St. Joseph reflects on the achievements of 2024, including the new Children's Discovery Center, and shares plans for 2025 like upgrading Coleman Hawkins Park and building a new city market, underlining a focus on community development and attractions.

2024-2025 St. Joseph Downtown Sculpture Walk

The 11th annual Allied Arts Council Sculpture Walk features a collection of 15 new juried outdoor sculptures by national artists displayed in Downtown St. Joseph, Missouri.

2024-2025 Downtown Sculpture Walk in St. Joseph

The 2024-2025 Downtown Sculpture Walk features an eclectic mix of new outdoor sculptures by artists from across North America, showcased in Downtown St. Joseph for the 11th year.